Sentence examples for a grim depiction from inspiring English sources
In 2008, his last book, a grim depiction of his alcoholic father called "A Wolf at the Table," was published to wildly mixed reviews.
PAINTING by numbers, a grim picture emerges.
In general, the study shows a grim picture on the current state of marine fish stocks.
The statistics paint a grim picture.
Vacation readers on their beach towels might be forgiven for not swapping John Grisham's latest doorstop for this book's grim depiction of people who inhabit the underside of a weekenders' paradise.
You could draw a straight line all the way from this thrilling piece of invective to Public Home Is Where the Hatred Is Sampled by Kanye West on My Way Home, this grim depiction of ghetto misery and narcotic misadventures assumed a new resonance in the light of Scott-Heron's own drug addiction.
It paints a grim financial picture.
It's a grim, but familiar, picture.
He created a grim march in the first movement, Shostakovich's famous depiction of the invading German forces, but in the finale, he managed only a shapeless interpretation, making the work's structure diffuse and overblown.
That was a grim, grim day.
