The simple, solemn fact, however, was before us in all its terrible significance.

The above is a solemn fact, and the wise will lay it to heart.

The solemn fact that she was being put under oath meant nothing to her.

We cannot close our eyes to the sad and solemn fact that war does exist.

Consider then, first, the solemn fact of Christ's anger.

It is a solemn fact that in this greater excitement he had actually forgotten it!

If so, then it is both wise and kind to deal with that solemn fact first.

And yet it is a solemn fact that Good's eye-glass was still fixed in Good's eye.

Still, it is a solemn fact that no more concrete definition of the word has ever been forthcoming.

This is a pleasant bit of property, but the solemn fact remains that I put the boots to you.

She took her second marriage quite as she had taken her first-a solemn fact which contained no possibility of mental alteration.

That such an answer should be given to such a charge is a strange, solemn fact, which tragically confirms the true indictment.

Remember that the leadership of Christ is no mere pretty metaphor, but a solemn fact, which brings with it the soldier's responsibilities.

You'll excuse me mentioning it after the service you have just rendered to the cause of veracity, but it's a solemn fact.

The great and solemn fact for me was that we were together, and he held me while our burning pulses throbbed in contact.

So early did a heathen moralist learn the solemn fact that "only this once" ends in "there is no harm in it."