| As background factors, graveness, uncontrollableness and repeated history of grand attack are frequently seen. |
| The commencement of the master's speech and the graveness of his tone sent a serious thrill through the hearts of the boys. |
| For some families of those killed, the graveness of the loss was deepened by a knowledge that their soldier had been on the way home. |
| He felt a tidal wave of truth crushing him below its cruel weight, as the graveness of what he had done hit him. |
| A National Statistical Office report testifies to the graveness of the situation. |
| The death of her mortal husband Tristan, gone to dust just eighteen months now, had marked her with a graveness that only heightened her beauty. |
