Grievous used in a sentence

Grievous in a sentence as an adjective

I started off planning to say that 'apposed' is not a word, and that you've made some sort of grievous error.

Some ******* came along and berated him for it, as if he'd committed some kind of grievous sin.

If you're self-aware about why it happens, I can sympathize, as I've made grievous mistakes in my life that cost me some reputation as well.

This would be a grievous violation of the sovereignty of the Ukraine, and would probably be regarded as a dangerous precedent.

However, when something out of the "ordinary" happens, such as the grievous Newtown murders, the attention of the crowd has been once again achieved.

And one doing grievous harm to our national R&D.[2] We could even "do more" by doing less in some cases: stopping support for programs that aren't helping, but are instead warping markets and political structures.

Half of Americans think it's okay to imprison suspects for life without evidence, to **** suspects and their families in drone strikes, and many well-respected tech companies do all sorts of grievous harm.

Alas, it's being reported as if it were serious and I feel like someone must point out the obvious, grievous flaws:According to the article, the finding is based on an MRI of exactly one subject, Alex Brooks.