Sentence examples for a rather bleak from inspiring English sources

It's a rather bleak and tortured life really".

His last article was a rather bleak assessment of President Obama for The Nation.

On one hand, the assembled cognoscenti took a rather bleak view of the U.S. economy.

The zoo itself is an elaborate technological accomplishment albeit, in my view, a rather bleak one.

We've got off to a rather bleak start: is he really such a nihilist?

It tells an unsurprising story of the years of apartheid, but a rather bleak one of the post-apartheid period.

The press has left a rather bleak--yet unusually simplistic and contradictory--impression on their readers using material on enrollment numbers, degrees granted, employment opportunities, and, of course, cost.

Far from illustrating Old Testament laws with a thunderous drum-beating moralism, these 10 films, set mostly in the vicinity of a large, rather bleak apartment complex in Warsaw, might be described as metaphysical speculations.

Then it was back to an encore with Coleman's trio, and a last, scrambled, rather bleak tune, warmed by Moffett's Beethovian bow.

Three years later he published another book, Dad's Office, a set of rather bleak photographs taken between 1996 and 1998, of the contents of the abandoned rooms from which his father had once worked.

Carter used a different note technique but he arrived in a very similar terrain, one void of a predictive quality, and rather bleak and barren.