Sentence examples similar to a grim aspect from inspiring English sources
For his new Netflix special Annihilation (out today), he focuses on a more grim aspect of life: grieving.
She pauses in dismay, and the grim aspect becomes a little grimmer.
When people pine for the old days of Vegas, the edgy glamour of gangster culture and the pioneering spirit of the early players, they conveniently forget (or never knew) this grim aspect of the whole business.
But one grim aspect of that struggle -- the continuing deaths of such adults in Arizona's unforgiving desertland -- remains under-reported at the national level, though it thankfully does get considerable local attention (like next month's screening in Nogales, AZ of the Sundance-winning documentary Who Is Dayani Cristal?).
Fink's story is, in too many grim aspects, a tragedy foretold.
Hannah's Q-tip incident shed light on some particularly grim aspects of OCD, functioning as far more than a superficially comedic tic.
But I was there to perform a specific function, and at first, I didn't see the grim aspects I had read about or seen fictionalized on television.
Notwithstanding the grim aspects of Van Diemen's Land, aspiration and learning were not wanting.
There are some grim aspects of recent local history: between 2010 and 2012, for example, reports of tensions between Latvians and Lithuanians, five murders of eastern European people, and headlines about an alleged "Baltic mafia".
