Sentence examples for a grim feeling from inspiring English sources
This is a grim feeling for a grown person to experience, right up there with walking around all day with a large knot of $20 bills in your pocket only because you're going to dinner someplace that doesn't take credit cards.
But as he warms up, he loses that grim feeling and starts to have fun -- though soon his time runs out and he has to leave.
A certain kind of insult to his or her sensitivity as well as grim feelings about falling standards in public discourse and behaviour: in other words, everything that the almost-never profane Radio 4 spares its listeners.
I was out last night but I feel fine, until I impulsively order a cold slice of pepperoni pizza for breakfast, which immediately induces a grim eating-last-night's-leftovers feeling.
WASHINGTON ― Many Democratic lawmakers who sat through President Donald Trump's inaugural address Friday left feeling like he delivered a grim and frightening message to the world.
In Britain the statistics and the stereotypes paint a grim picture: men struggle desperately to express their feelings and this struggle seriously affects the quality of their lives.
"It was a grim place, always miserable, always pouring down, and there was a tangible feeling of fear and paranoia on the streets".
This large restaurant has the generic feeling of an Olive Garden, although the sidewalk tables have successfully colonized what was a grim stretch of Greenwich Avenue.
That was a grim, grim day.
