Sentence examples for a bleak conclusion from inspiring English sources

My personal experience so far leads me to a bleak conclusion: "social advancement" is mainly ideological and superficial.

Loridan-Ivens has reached "a bleak conclusion", found Robbie Millen in the Times: that "antisemitism is an eternal given".

They may also cite a report written by alumni of the Iraq Study Group, released on Sunday, that found some improvements in the country but came to a bleak conclusion.

In a third incarnation she sees out the traumas of the century, living to watch the fall of the Berlin Wall, but still facing a bleak conclusion to her much-troubled life.

That has forced the sector to a bleak conclusion, says Hugh Thornbery, chief executive of Adoption UK. "Now we're in a position where we're no longer seeing a mismatch in numbers, it throws into quite stark relief that here is a group of children whom people don't want".

Here the beautiful trees and intense spring birdsong all around seemed cruelly inappropriate for such a bleak conclusion.

Britain's mix of deep recession and shallow job losses (see chart) is unusual.A bleaker conclusion is that British workers are less handy than they were before crisis struck.

A spectacularly bleak conclusion to a superb first series, its constituent parts (child abuse, police corruption, sexual guilt, loneliness) may not lend themselves to cracker jokes, but as an exercise in quiet compassion and anti-sensationalism, Wallander is as good as modern crime drama gets.

The International Union of Forest Research Organization came to a very bleak conclusion in 2009 that once Earth's temperatures pass an additional 3.6 degrees (F) (2 deg C) the carbon storage capacity of all forests will be lost.

Which seems to lead to a rather bleak conclusion.

This necessarily brief discussion suggests a rather bleak conclusion.