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Meanings of more sober in anglès
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Usage of more sober in anglès
1
On more sober reflection the next day, we confessed ourselves pleasantly surprised.
2
Another bird, in a more sober garb, poured forth a joyous song.
3
If he'd been more sober himself, he'd probably have been more worried.
4
Thought is more sober; one becomes a better friend to one's self.
5
Some were more sober minded, and Acie's father was among the latter.
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But, the first excitement over, Katy's second thoughts were more sober ones.
7
Miss Sarah's composure had returned, but her face grew more sober still.
8
His initial fury at Soviet duplicity had given way to more sober analysis.
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Which in more sober English would be, Marry; be cheerful; watch your business.
10
Tilghman was in blue, the other men in more sober dress.
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But usually he preferred the sonnet form; it was more sober, more dignified.
12
Spring Chicken had remained passive during the recital of the more sober worldling.
13
Henry Graves's welcoming expression had been replaced by a more sober, businesslike concern.
14
The more I pour into myself, the more sober I become.
15
In the town, too, life was becoming a thing of more sober hues.
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But the message of the Lima march was even more sober.
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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