Sentence examples for through solemn from inspiring English sources

Starting with a lone fiddler walking down the aisle, the work moved swiftly through solemn and playful moods.

Disputes over the extent of such rights were not infrequent and sometimes were settled through solemn legal "pacts" between the contenders, such as Magna Carta (1215).

We follow the pair through solemn prestrike preparations that include the getting of military haircuts, the consuming of a lavish meal, the ritualized videotaping of their final statements and the strapping on of explosives.

WITHIN a week, the two most important countries in sub-Saharan Africa, South Africa and Nigeria, have gone through a solemn democratic ritual.

The album, on two discs, also explores notions of conservation, inheritance and social justice, all through the solemn stirrings of his chamberesque Golden Quintet.

Through the Solemn League and Covenant of 1643, the Scots committed military support on behalf of Parliament and won representation in the English assembly of Westminster, a religious body that advised Parliament.

There's no real plot; the linear narrative follows Colonel Strobl through his solemn rituals, often including a slow ceremonial salute, as he watches over Private Phelps (later Lance Corporal Phelps).

As my family and I drove through the solemn, picturesque Dallas-Ft.

I remember consciously registering the word, pheromone, for the first time in my life, distilling through that solemn male equivalent of a nun's battle armor like the eaux of nearby Fragonard.

There were beautiful solos from clarinet, flute and oboe, fine and strong moments from the woodwind ensemble as a whole, and thrills all through the trombones' solemn blessing in the finale.

Let us hope the receipts will be more helpful to sober education than is the film.For, once more, the talents and resources of a lot of people and a large studio, John Farrow, writer-director, and a considerable cast of minor stars have been put to the tiresome task of shaping a flow of ponderous pictorial tableaus through which a solemn masculine figure, more myth than man, parades.