Sentence examples for Bleak from inspiring English sources
The word "Bleak" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation that is cold, dreary, or hopeless. Example: "The landscape was bleak, with barren trees and a gray sky."
adjective
Without color; pale; pallid.
Smith quoted from a 1953 report by Kathleen Forest, an inspector for the government's home affairs department, who wrote: "I find these homes utterly depressing and it appals me to think that these hundreds of children are being reared in bleak lovelessness".
He thinks hunting's long-term future is bleak.
More likely this is a generalised – and bleak – portrait of humanity at its best and worst.
But the price outlook remains bleak, with an extra 200m tonnes of the steel-making ingredient expected to be dumped on the market over the next few years.
You may not agree with Jones's bleak view that nothing much has changed and that women remain subject to men's passions, but you will enjoy the play's theatricality.
Acts of random violence and kindness co-exist in both novels as the characters criss-cross each other's lives and the bleak landscapes.
The Forest of Bowland is a triangle of bleak Lancashire moorland which most visitors swiftly pass in search of the more scenic Lake District.
If the results were mixed for the Lib Dems, for others they were unremittingly bleak.
Sitting in the Mira hotel in Hong Kong, just days before exposing himself as being behind one of the biggest leaks in western intelligence history, he acknowledged almost all his options were bleak.
I hope that there's still some life in the format, even if its prospects look bleak right now.
