Examples of 'were grave' in a sentence
Meaning of "were grave"
were grave - This phrase suggests that a situation, condition, or consequence is serious, critical, or severe in nature. It typically conveys a sense of importance or urgency, often associated with negative implications or risks
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But they were grave privacy infringements nonetheless.
Among those three were grave robbers.
There were grave differences of political opinion in the group.
Their voices were grave.
There were grave faults on both sides.
His words were grave.
They were grave markers and offerings for the deceased.
The gaps left by the waters were grave all aquatic fauna of the planet.
Were grave attachments of high standing persons and should be like other grave goods.
The challenges facing Jordan were grave.
His injuries were grave and the outlook was not good.
The consequences for Boeing were grave.
There were grave errors.
The German losses were grave.
There were grave doubts.
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The security consequences for the Middle East of that development were grave.
Among those three were grave robbers whom you gave orders to steal.
The implications for the European Union were grave.
But there were grave problems associated with such aims and practices.
I was swept away by a rogue wave the colors, the sights, the effects were grave.
Alongside him were grave goods, including his sword.
The colors, the sights, the effects were grave.
His manners were grave and decorous, but free from pedantry.
During the other administrations . For ten years, there were grave hardships.
Yet the generals, whose faces were grave and tense, withdrew without saying a word.
They were grave goods, you see.
Because you were grave and silent, and gave me no encouragement . ".
Your wounds were grave and yet, your neck, there's not a mark on you.
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His beloved car will be his grave
We have made a grave mistake underestimating him
