solemn

He has taken less than a year to break his solemn word.

Do you know any you'd feel big and solemn about?

Do not let us be too solemn on the business.

She got into the car and saw his solemn face.

Look you, who comes here, a young man and an old in solemn talk.

I think she knows something which all these solemn men have not yet thought of.

His voice was quite solemn, but she thought he might be making game of her.

The addition of a new word is a solemn matter.

I had not thought of so solemn a thing as this.

Should not this day be held in after years More solemn than of old?

She got to her feet and stood in front of me, all at once solemn.

You came as a solemn army to bring a new life to men.

The young woman raised her head with a solemn air.

I gave him my most solemn word on that point.

You told me yourself they were all old, or solemn.

They were solemn and ready to take on anything that came their way.

Because to myself I seem to take it as something so much more solemn than you do.

There was a solemn sense to the stage as well.

We now have the solemn season, which runs 12 months a year.

Would we, in solemn truth, ever go back home again?

It took an effort, but he kept his eyes solemn.

Perhaps not every time, because that would make it too solemn.

He did not return her smile and looked most solemn.

The idea that art has to be difficult and solemn is not very English.

But, in so solemn a question, I must be very certain what you do wish.