Sentence examples for a dire image from inspiring English sources

Trump, in his inaugural address, presented a dire image of the country — a nation suffering from poverty and blight, overextended abroad, and neglectful of its own citizens.

But hospital sources paint a dire picture.

Recent data paint a dire picture of the health situation in the country.

For all their dire image problems, organisers for Reclaim Australia are already counting their successes in a self-styled grassroots campaign against the advance of radical Islam in Australia.

Despite its dire image abroad, the government is well liked at home.In particular, Mr Marcinkiewicz is one of the most popular politicians the country has had for years.

"Why are dire images done by a homosexual more correct than those done by a heterosexual?" "Because in art politics to be homosexual is, a priori, more correct than to be heterosexual.

It's so inconceivable that rates for consumers and businesses could jump that far that fast that it evokes dire images of people in bread lines.

Invoking dire images of the fall of the Second Temple -- for which Jewish tradition blames religious disunity -- Mr. Freedman believes that American Jews have nothing less than a civil war on their hands.

Now you know that your innate attraction to these kinds of images is a dire warning of the fine line between being enticed to buy expensive lingerie and being persuaded to go along with state-sponsored mass murder.

Salle had been speaking about his own work, about his images of women — "They're all kind of dire, they have a dire cast," he said — and I had asked him, speaking of dire, whether Bacon had been an influence.

"That's a dire need".