soberness

Soberness followed: I have a cable around my waist, with the end free for you.

Core values of this social movement were quiet, solidarity and soberness.

They seemed part of his characteristic soberness and reserve.

He suddenly felt near soberness, ideas and angles unfolding, his instincts taking over.

There was an odd soberness on his face as he regarded Fors.

There was a good reason for his soberness.

Then the hardened expression of their leader's countenance made them show soberness.

These are the words of honesty and soberness.

In all soberness, then, all I am certain of is that she had a stick to swing.

The play is very comedic until the end, where soberness and tension with the death of the main character change the entire experience.

He could not see the soberness with which Dalgard listened to that.

"People are always replacing other people," he said with unlooked-for soberness.

She did not meet his gaze but glanced at Leeds, her soberness somehow a warning.

Frightened by the vehemence of her terror, Nicholas jerked himself into soberness.

They had no Saxon soberness in their blood.

"Soberness seems to endow you with second sight," declared the oil magnate.

He gazed at her with full soberness.

The soberness of her expression pierced his anger.

Harshaw did not dispute him but answered with equal soberness.

The soberness and judiciousness of his comments are generally admired among Catholic theologians.

She made it a half-question, and Shan answered with unwarranted soberness.

He looked at Borrango, and noted the soberness of the enforcer's face.

A profound soberness settled with the vanishing sun.

His ankle-length trousers, together with skirts the same length, reinforced the soberness of the clothes.

But those who know Franken well say there is real soberness beneath the madcap.