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The phrase "a pretty bleak view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or outlook that is negative or discouraging.
Example: "After reviewing the latest economic reports, I have to say that the outlook for the next quarter presents a pretty bleak view."
Alternatives: "a rather grim perspective" or "a quite dismal outlook".
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Andrew Lawrence Jongleurs Glasgow, Fri Oddball miserabilist Lawrence has a pretty bleak view of the world, but it's accessorised with a whole load of winning gags.
And sure enough, it turns out to be an enjoyably pulpy thriller in disguise – albeit one shot through with irony, media satire and a pretty bleak view of marriage.
Two friends alone in their homes looking at photos of each other is a pretty bleak view of connection.
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