solemnity造句

Although it has lasted more than three centuries, it remains the same solemnity and solemnity.

Cooper objected to its solemnity and self righteousness.

They had one great solemnity, that of the Bema , the anniversary of Mani's death.

The sculpture works from CAFA reveal a taste of academic solemnity.

Gravity is the word---not solemnity as towards evening, nor menace as at night.

The Queen was crowned with all solemnity/with all the proper solemnities.

I would appreciate it if you would extinguish your cigarette with keeping the solemnity of the occasion.

Mounted on the front around the middle of a long cross-shaped star, a symbol of dignity and solemnity.

Her tone changed to one of obsequious solemnity as she turned to the banker: "The parlor is ready, Mr. Phelps."

Yearning for the solemnity of the pure land of a square, the dust brake that never reincarnation, the birth and death, and the public are all empty spaces.

During the Shang and Zhou Dynasty, its subject matter mainly circled around people's belief, expectation and entrustment to ghosts and forebears, full of mystery and solemnity.

Baroque is an artistic style in the history of Western arts, it fractures the solemnity, subtlety and balance characterized by the Renaissance period. It advocates luxury and grandeur.

However, the spirit of the south and solemnity of the northern topology are wittily integrated, which is rather rare. Moreover, the two adopted western painting techniques.

The most striking thing about the Zhoujia compound is the red fence, which shows nobility and splendor. The thick and strong gate is dark red, revealing the dignity and solemnity.

A woman in the gallery, uttered some exclamation, called forth by this dread solemnity; he looked hastily up as if angry at the interruption, and bent forward yet more attentively.

It arches over them like a temple, this unity of thought, in which every heart beats with a nobler sense of power and duty, and thinks and ACTS with unusual solemnity.