Sentence examples for a dire analysis of from inspiring English sources
The émigré theorist Theodor W. Adorno prepared a dire analysis of the Sibelius phenomenon for a sociological think tank called the Princeton Radio Research Project: "The work of Sibelius is not only incredibly overrated, but it fundamentally lacks any good qualities...
The émigré theorist Theodor W. Adorno prepared a dire analysis of the Sibelius phenomenon for a sociological think tank called the Princeton Radio Research Project: "The work of Sibelius is not only incredibly overrated, but it fundamentally lacks any good qualities..
This turns out to be a very conservative, incremental, and personalized message, for such a dire analysis.
It was a firm and intimate belief that even contradicted Solzhenitsyn's dire analysis of Soviet ruthlessness and Western accommodation.
Note: A Clinical Psychologist wrote the author to confirm (and expand upon) the dire analysis of Dr. Lynne Meyer and the concerns of the 3 Professors in this article.
That's the dire message in a new analysis of federal drinking water violations released Tuesday by the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental advocacy group.
A dire forecast of a possible 10,000 cases a week, for example, was never realised.
Trump was advancing a dire portrait of immigration that partly overlapped with their own.
"We have a dire shortage of qualified teachers," said Finance Minister Korn Chatikavanij.
Mr. Savulescu cited a dire shortage of plumbers, carpenters and electricians.
The result was a dire lack of competition, especially in humdrum services for the humble.
