| On a terrific set these lost sots enact a comedy-drama whose relevance extends to the soberest souls among us. |
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| The soberest critics stay away and dismiss the affair as a nationalistic display co-opted by right-wing elements. |
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| Even the soberest of Federal Councillors such as Joseph Deiss waxes lyrical when referring to the Swiss biotechnology industry. |
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| He put on his darkest suit and soberest tie and put on a look of serene seriousness. |
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| His music is both resolutely calm and firmly noisy, and the results are sometimes very Grape Ape, even for the soberest listener. |
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| War and peace is the soberest issue and I believe the least partisan. |
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| For many American high-school seniors, especially the soberest and most studious, senior year is a holding pattern, a redundancy, a way of running out the clock on a game that has already been won. |
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| The soberest hope is that the businesslike Mr Kasyanov may try to nudge his government away from the worst habits of the past. What else will he manage in the Russia murkily emerging under President Putin? |
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| I drink but two thirds of a pint in the whole day, which is less than the soberest of my countrymen drink of claree at every meal. |
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