Definitionn. the state of being sober and not intoxicated by alcohol
Last update: September 6, 2015
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The friend of St Teresa, St Peter of Alcantara, and of all the noble minds of Spain of his day, no one among the three hundred Spanish mystics excels Luis de Granada in the beauty of a didactic style, variety of illustration and soberness of statement. [Please select]
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"No," he answered, with more soberness than he had yet used; "I honour you for them." [Please select]
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A soberness had come over the habit of the master mind of this little colony. [Please select]
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Howard Spence, dressed with comparative soberness, handing Honora into the omnibus. [Please select]
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The face, with its crude features and deep furrows, relaxed into intense soberness. [Please select]
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Law smiled at the sturdy vehemence of the other's speech, yet there was something of soberness in his own reply. [Please select]
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When he thought of this in soberness, he was angrier still. [Please select]
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The soberness to which this brought him at last satisfied her. [Please select]
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"It is my old Bible of manhood," she continued with rich soberness, " part worthless, part divine." [Please select]
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--Not, of course, that I don't wish I were going--" "Well, you won't have much time to be pop-calling on Mary," reproved Donald, with his new responsible soberness." [Please select]
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De Galisonnière looked with great interest at the young Onondaga, being impressed by the dignity of his manner and the soberness of his speech. [Please select]
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