Sentence examples for too grave for from inspiring English sources

Albany's crisis is too grave for closed-door political calculation.

The risk seemed too grave for a punishment of dubious value.

"The times are too serious, the issues are too grave for us to say it's not about substance.

Shortly before the 2008 Presidential election, Axelrod told me that the country's problems were too grave for Republicans not to coöperate in solving them.

Though older and cooler now, the tension of grim possibility was too great for chatter; the thing, as Lewis Carroll wrote, was too grave for a joke.

The injuries we saw were too grave for the few bottles of antiseptic, gauze and waterproof tape we had: skulls shattered, bones and tendons protruding from skin, chunks of bodies missing.

Early excisions will never be popular, for the reason that the operation is too grave in appearance for so apparently simple a lesion.

The destiny of New York, which just a few years ago seemed too grave a burden for one person, or even eighteen million, to shoulder, now seems no big deal....Pataki's relations with the press over the last four years have been civil but decidedly cool.

If it is too grave or is perilous/damaging for your office or you or for the boss.

There is an unspoken sense that the atrocities our country has committed in the Middle East are too grave to really acknowledge or account for.

The hospital here is reserved for soldiers whose wounds are too grave, or require too much treatment, to be handled in a field hospital.