Sentence examples for a grim light from inspiring English sources

The study casts a grim light on what it is like to practice medicine in the current health care system.

The crash cast a grim light on a nocturnal New York City subculture of overnight gamblers, many of them older Asian and Hispanic people, who take cheap buses from Chinatown to casinos in Connecticut and New Jersey, play the slots and tables for a few hours and catch an after-midnight bus home, usually sleeping on the trip back and often arriving just in time to get to return to work.

Though he has incorporated Disney cartoons into his street art before, he came up with the idea to paint popular Disney characters like Snow White and Cinderella in a grim light earlier this year.

But a new report has shone an extremely grim light on the Big Boss's activities in the neighbouring South-East Asian countries of Laos and Cambodia.

For the photographer Lewis Bush, it was the perfect location for a set of satirical postcards, A Model Continent, which puts Mini-Europe and the real one—in an appropriately griMini-Europe and

His colleague at the UN's nuclear agency recently complained that Iran is failing to come clean about its nuclear research part of a litany of evasion and deceit.Bad as that is, however, Western denunciation casts Iran in an almost uniquely grim light.

A grim yellow light turns on when there are just three minutes remaining, and after that, the door will open.

Walley-Beckett suffuses her scenes with a grim grayish light, showing us the mud, the dirt, the cold.

There is another difference, the lighting: Recessed illumination flatters, rather than casting the grim light of low fluorescence.

In the grim light of Eric Garner's death, Michael Brown's death, and the ensuing protests in Ferguson, New York City, and other cities across America, we at ADULT, the independent magazine I edit, have decided to publish online one of our first print issue's more memorable pieces: Katie J.M. Baker's guide to sousveillance, or copwatching.

But there are a few things worth considering, things that both shine a light on the fallacy of the current remake-mania and shine a much grimmer light on how our popular cinema has regressed when it comes to dealing with social issues.