Sentence examples for a pretty grim from inspiring English sources
According to a vision set forth in a short film, Oppressed Majority (Majorite Opprimee), that went viral when it was uploaded to Youtube a little over a week ago, it would be a pretty grim place for men.
It was a pretty grim place then.
On some days, that writing is a pretty grim slog.
To the latter, however, it was a pretty grim business.
Moscow in 1990 was a pretty grim time.
Organizers of that counterterrorism summit meeting in San Diego said they featured a section on zombie fighting to brighten up an otherwise pretty grim five days of meetings on homeland security.
I was doing Putin on a budget, which meant a lot of pretty grim meat, so that wasn't a great start.
The brutal subject matter is, as the chair of judges Michael Wood said of the shortlist as a whole, "frankly pretty grim".
As a vision, Knock Knock remains pretty grim: the man's an easily-led dupe who gets what he deserves, the women shape-shifting temptresses.
Mansfield described the advertising climate as "pretty grim", a sentiment echoed by most other radio groups.
