Examples of using Solemnity in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Von Bülow comments,"To imbue this wonderful number with what I should like to call the'high priestly solemnity' in which it was conceived,
The silence, the dignity, the black dresses of the marchers- those who did not have black dresses wore black arm bands- the solemnity of the crowds, all of these produced a profound effect on the beholders.".
The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ,
This year again, the Custody of the Holy Land celebrated the solemnity of Our Lady of the Pillar, the title with which the Virgin Mary
A national holiday, the Solemnity of the Epiphany of the Lord,
who loved the solemnity of the Jewish liturgy, enjoyed listening to the shofar on Rosh Hashanah.
where he had moved the pontifical court, extended this solemnity to the whole Church with the Transiturus bull.
we must accept the reality of exile with humility and solemnity because the state of exile saves us from utter annihilation.
saying with deliberate and slow solemnity,“I am glad to tell you that your fine piece is accepted for publication in the feuilleton of the Neue Freie Presse.”.
If you put on a cocktail dress in the official event, you may not be thought as a cultivated girl as formal situations need proper solemnities.
If you put on a cocktail dress in an official event, you might not be thought as a cultivated girl as formal occurrences need proper solemnities.
If you wear a dress in a formal event, you might not be thought as a cultivated woman as formal events require proper solemnities.
If you put on a dress in an official event, you may not be considered a cultivated woman as formal events need proper solemnities.
He did so with little solemnity.
You have to earn it,” he replied with mock solemnity.
The Solemnity of To-day Teaches us what it is to be a Saint.
murder our solemnity?--.
According to the symbolism of the colors he stands for grief, mourning and grave solemnity.
But all this could not overshadow the solemnity of the moment and the joy of all those gathered in the square.
Symbolizes sorrow and solemnity.