Sentence examples for very solemnly from inspiring English sources

The Adagio is marked "very solemnly and very slowly".

Every word was deliberated at great length -- not fast, not glibly, but at great length, very deliberatively, very solemnly.

It sat there on the boards, making no motion to escape into the water, and looked at us all very solemnly.

Anyway, what I remember most is my elementary-school teacher's expression as I explained, very solemnly, why I had missed the first day of school.

In this film, I started very solemnly with story, and didn't know much about the characters and nothing about the theme.

"I use very solemnly the words of a great queen who once said, 'No, sir, we are not amused.' " This was a little surprising coming from Ambassador Mejdoub.

Suffice it to say that both you, dear reader, and I heard a lot of very confident people solemnly tell us just the opposite during the last 24 months.

"I do take it very seriously, but not solemnly".

The fact of the matter is, Mr. Chairman, that the Constitution was written very calmly, deliberatively, and solemnly -- thank goodness -- and I think it's time for Constitution 101 for America.

"I do take it very seriously, but not solemnly". Dennett is also unashamedly expansive in a way that goes against the academic grain, trying to paint the bigger picture of the biggest issues of the day.

With its stone walls, its Hockneys and Chagalls, and its velvet accouterments, it is solemnly luxurious, and takes itself very, very seriously.