Sentence examples for usually grave from inspiring English sources

So as not to distract from the stories, which are usually grave, and sometimes sentimental, the arrangements are compact and spare.

In patients with intestinal necrosis induced HPVG, the outcome is usually grave, with mortality being higher than 75% [ 8].

Fuentes has gathered them all in one place many times before, usually for grave, summit-level meetings in ambitious novels like "The Death of Artemio Cruz," "The Old Gringo" and "The Years With Laura Díaz".

In this case the usually single graves had stone structure and kurgans.

Woodland burials are a normal grave, usually buried in some ecologically friendly container, [such as] willow, usually no headstone, planted amidst trees, or in meadowland, [and] without the body being embalmed, so that it returns to nature quickly.

The largest number of stelae were produced in Attica, where they were usually used as grave markers.

In appearance they were sometimes beautiful, but more usually they resembled grave old men with long beards and, in some cases, humped backs.

Usually she is grave and gray, a diademed head staring out from a background of white stars and red and blue stripes.

But mistakes do not usually have the grave consequences they once did.In the 1950s, when world championship Formula 1 began, six drivers died racing or testing F1 cars.

One of the benefits of seeing combat as a young person is the realization that glory is overrated--it's capricious and usually comes at grave cost.

This hanging grave usually lasts for years, until the ropes rot and the coffin falls to the ground.