Meanings of more gravitas in English

Anna thought it gave Bull even more gravitas than he'd had before.

He had more gravitas than anyone his age, Hatlee said.

Or mad, to put it with more gravitas and grace.

Like certain great first-growth wines, more gravitas, or indeed investment skill, is bought than exists.

He does seem to have a bit more gravitas than he used to have.)

Lends the act for too much weight, burdens it with altogether more gravitas than it is due.

Men have one distinct advantage in news: the older we get, the more gravitas we're assumed to have.

Some will wish for more gravitas.

Floating has so much more gravitas.

Young designers such as Richard Chai have finally hit their stride, Harter said, lending men's lines at Fashion Week more gravitas.

He probably just thought it would give the message more gravitas if it trickled through, instead of going straight to everyone.

The MP has slammed Kubayi-Ngubane for trying to illustrate these crimes as "isolated incidents" when he feels that the issue deserves a little more gravitas.