Sentence examples for a bleak reputation from inspiring English sources
There's an old adage that "Saskatoon's got nothing but hookers and hockey players," but despite the place having a bleak reputation, there's also a simmering underbelly of pure rock n' roll party debauchery at a level that only people from backwater towns can understand.
While Southeast Asia has a notoriously bleak reputation for access to safe abortions, the Philippines the only predominantly Catholic country in the region—has long coupled this with tales of abject desperation.
At 23, Miller also represents an urgent attempt by international gymnastics to shed its bleak reputation as a sport of inarticulate pixies and eating disorders, one in which some athletes reportedly took so-called brake drugs to inhibit the onset of puberty.
LaFleur also makes sure to show me that Detroit is far more complex than its bleak reputation suggests.
The text messages, if true – it is unclear at this point who wrote what – make for uncomfortable reading and paint a bleak picture of both men, destroying their reputations in the process.
The album has a reputation as an account of a bleak dystopia set in a future that doesn't look all too different from the present.
They have a bleak future.
Neither is having a bleak outlook.
