Sentence examples for a note of grim from inspiring English sources

Christopher Hitchens began his memoir, "Hitch-22," on a note of grim amusement at finding himself described in a British National Portrait Gallery publication as "the late Christopher Hitchens".

He takes note of grim events that are "certain to put a smile on Hitler's face in hell".

With their light feet and waving hips, the women supply a note of lyricism — a remembered calm and sweetness — to counteract the grim videos.

Deborah said the staff calls these grim monologues his "deads" — they make a note of how many he has in a day or a week and gauge his state of mind by their number.

A note of humility?

Moss finally took note of the grim vista beyond her dash.

A sense of grim deterioration is ever present.

Let me just add on a soupcon of grim.

Little wonder that Japanese stocks snapped a four-day rally to end the week on a woeful note, given the barrage of grim statistics hitting them.

You imagined an approaching phalanx of grim Cossacks.

Since the death of EW3-sib cells requires grim, N is likely to be an upstream activator of grim expression.