Sentence examples for A bleak truth from inspiring English sources

The Last Bookstore's home page tells a bleak truth: "What are you waiting for?

This is a bleak truth, but not a bleak book – it's far too smart, readable and joyously achieved for that.

It is a bleak truth, highlighted by French experience, that the greater one's possessions, the more painful it is to risk their loss.

But, like the inevitability of death, disease and loss, this is a bleak truth we might as well ignore, having little or no ability to amend it.

Buzz Aldrin, for instance, described the lunar landscape as a vision of "magnificent desolation," a grand phrase for a bleak truth.

It's a bleak truth: If you want to fetter an issue, make it a women's issue.

That, a number of coaches conceded, is the bleak truth.

Bruegel's print is immediately understandable: it's a savage moral satire, a bleak economic truth.

The bleak truth is that profit margins shrink when a book goes digital.

That bleak truth is something that Blue, whose butterfly-catching mother died in a freak accident when she was 5, has known since she still had her baby teeth.

LONDON — The bleak truth is that most design isn't very good.