Sentence examples for Extremely bleak from inspiring English sources

Once this has happened, the future is predictable and extremely bleak.

This was an extremely bleak story about journalism at its worst.

Asked whether he thought his credibility had been hurt, the mayor defended his approach, saying the city faced extremely bleak and unpredictable economic circumstances.

But unless the firm's new ventures in software and messaging services start to make serious money, its financial position will continue to look extremely bleak.

Based on interviews with 613 Afghan security forces, the document paints an extremely bleak picture of mutual contempt and misunderstanding between the two sides.

Despite the promises of the UNHCR and Western governments, the plain truth about the 4 million Syrian refugees living in makeshift accommodation is that they are facing an extremely bleak winter with only the flimsiest of defences against the cold.

Derham believes the line-up shows a good spread of fiction, from Hazzard's The Bay of Noon ("I was shouted down when I said this is what ought to be called chick lit, but it's very appealing to a female audience"), to the "extremely tightly written, bleak, sharp, spiky Muriel Spark".

GB84 (2004) A bleak and extremely well-researched narrative of the miners' strike in 1984, which has been criticised for its obscure use of language and complex plot-lines.

But that film's world was almost cosy compared to that depicted in Michôd's follow-up The Rover, a bleak and extremely violent vision of earthly hell in a dystopian future.

Raising revenues will be extremely hard in today's bleak economic climate.

"It was an extremely impressive performance, considering how bleak things looked" Friday morning, Boockvar says.