Sentence examples for a sort of grim from inspiring English sources
The band never rose above a sort of grim competence.
Was there any merit in it, a sort of grim honesty?
'I am convinced there will be a terrorist attack,' she said, with a sort of grim determination.
She dwells, with a sort of grim amusement, on the awful diet and the funny rituals that define the lives of medical interns.
We learned then not to talk about things that mattered to us, and we stuck to this, as much as we could, with a sort of grim stubborn pride, all our lives, as though it were a skill.
Spending a day or two in court provides a rich opportunity to sample such statements, which can, when taken together, form a sort of grim, I-really-really-shouldn't-have-said-that urban poetry.
The Wiggins made music because their father, Austin Wiggin, Jr., forced them to, and they did so with a sort of primitive, grim resolve.
While our government is often accused of perpetrating all sorts of grim evils, they've generally managed to steer clear of corruption allegations.
While the British government is often accused of perpetrating all sorts of grim evils, they've generally managed to steer clear of corruption allegations.
Russians long ago put a name to this sort of grim, neorealist writing, which has flourished since glasnost put an end to the enforced optimism of the Soviet period.
