Sentence examples for a grim message from inspiring English sources

The group was there to deliver a grim message: the situation in Afghanistan is getting worse.

Although the program conveyed a grim message about the high-technology meltdown, Mr. Bolan was thrilled when the announcer proclaimed Bluetooth the coming wave of unplugged communications.

Trump's is a grim message of declining fortunes and middle-class despair, one sure to be further elaborated today before the Detroit Economic Club.

In 2005, the 7/7 London bombings, carried out as they were by home-grown radicals, delivered a grim message to an anxious society: terrorism is being nurtured on British soil.

When 255,000 members of the so-called "Christian community" signed a petition to prevent the building of a large mosque in Abbey Mills, east London, they sent a grim message to the Muslim world: western freedom of worship did not, apparently, apply to Islam.

Fans of tech blog ReadWrite got a grim message last week.

Ashraf Fayadh, a poet recently sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia by beheading, relayed a simple but grim message to the world from his prison cell.

London's stark, unadorned prose is a powerful vehicle for his grim message.

And her story carries a paradoxical corollary to its grim message: when you do know people, don't let them drift away.

His strategy is to combine this grave and grim message with a charming road trip through the Vatican archives at the Palazzo del Sant'Uffizio, quaint French villages and Santa Fe's plazas, a package tour that the publisher describes as both a "colorful travelogue" and "political analysis".

The murderers eliminated Western tourists on a beach, worshippers in a mosque, beheaded a Frenchman, and sent a grim Ramadan message that more such mayhem and slaughter would follow.