Sentence examples for a grim spectacle from inspiring English sources
The accident left a grim spectacle.
It is a grim spectacle, not unlike a former convict's checking in with a parole officer.
It's a grim spectacle on both sides, and last week's pointless controversy was a particularly low point.
No European state has recently carried out a death sentence; in doing so, Turkey would make a grim spectacle of itself.
Watching the Leader of the Free World crumple in disgrace induced a mordant glee in certain quarters, but it was still a grim spectacle.
The ensuing melee, a grim spectacle of swirling tear gas and flailing billy clubs, all but guaranteed the defeat of the party's hapless nominee, Hubert H. Humphrey.
Jeremy Corbyn's First PMQs Was a Grim, Strange Spectacle.
No one will forget the grim spectacle of the Clippers blowing a 19-point lead against the Rockets to revive talk about the "Clippers curse".
It's also possible, though, that the desire for someone entirely new represents a desire for new and more nimble tactics or a way to cut through the greasy film of grim spectacle extruding from the White House at all times. .
The grim spectacle of Hitler provides the counterexample.
The population of Gao largely ignored the grim spectacle on Monday, Mr. Maïga said.
