More than 1,000 family doctors had traveled to The Hague to tell Parliament that they were overwhelmed with work but gravely underpaid.
It's safe to assume Rodgers, who disapproved of any fiddling with his work, would have gravely disliked this treatment.
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Among the memorable moments of this gravely moving work — the last Shostakovich wrote before his death in 1975 — are a series of stark unaccompanied sections that Mr. Bashmet played with eloquence and lucidity.
Nicholson seems to want to write a big book, but doesn't appear to be terribly interested in working out the more gravely frightening implications of his preacher ghost — which might have given his story a little more heft than he gets from, for example, the possessed, flesh-eating goats he trots out whenever the action threatens to flag.
Tepco's continued existence as a private, gravely crippled entity works against that.
Count on the dynamic and insightful Mr. Robertson to find intriguing resonances between these two gravely beautiful memorial works.
Childhood friends say he was much like any other boy, chasing soccer balls through gravely streets, doing average work in school, not going to the mosque much.
He's tickled that he has to go through the usual safety gantlet at the airport: "It's me," he says to his friend working security, who treats him as gravely as any potential terrorist threat.
By then gravely ill, he'd abandoned work on a book in part about climate change, a subject of great mutual interest.
