| He descended to raucous and tasteless personal attacks on the Gandhis and generally showed little dignity, poise or gravitas. |
| O'Neill's own photograph on the flyleaf of the book shrieks gravitas, but in real life he's a charmer. |
| Once the initial thrills are over, the movie's bombastic swagger and dime-store gravitas become deadening. |
| What we have here are certain individuals intent on disarraying the public gravitas of things. |
| This pumpkin has a great more dignity and gravitas than some goofy pumpkin with a toothy grin and a stupid hat. |
| To some extent its gravitas derives from the collective deeds, actions, knowledge and experience of its members over the years. |
