| O'Neill's own photograph on the flyleaf of the book shrieks gravitas, but in real life he's a charmer. |
| This serious work is given the required sense of space and gravitas in a fine performance. |
| How then to satisfy a general visitor and yet still endow each object with the dignity and gravitas demanded by its place in our heritage? |
| What we have here are certain individuals intent on disarraying the public gravitas of things. |
| She spoke with gravitas about the serious thought and hard work that had gone into making this Easter bonnet parade the event it was. |
| Once the initial thrills are over, the movie's bombastic swagger and dime-store gravitas become deadening. |
