Sentence examples for a very grim day from inspiring English sources

It will help lighten the mood on a very grim day.

It was a very grim day, when I began to notice the profound lack of empathy in education, particularly in public education.

Welby called last year's defeat "a very grim day for women and their supporters," and vowed to find a way to allow women bishops without creating a schism within the church.

Last night I felt the overwhelming and unbearable heaviness of that brand of grief, and it continued unabated when I woke to shock, made my son's breakfast, and faced a very grim day.

But Mr. Calabresi said the participation rate drop was itself deceptive, and that, "all in all, it was a very grim day for serial pessimists".

"This is going to be, I think, a very grim day, particularly for the people in that region, and a desperate hour for Queensland".

Welby, recognising the gravity of the situation he had just inherited, used Twitter to advertise his mood: "Very grim day, most of all for women priests and supporters".

Bishop Welby used his Twitter account to say: "Very grim day, most of all for women priests and supporters, need to surround all with prayer & love and co-operate with our healing God". Canon Simon Killwick, vicar of Christ Church, Moss Side, and leader of the Catholic group in the synod, had spoken against the move and said the legislation was "flawed".

"It's a really grim day and it's a really grim deal.

Amnesty's Europe director, John Dalhuisen, said: "It's a really grim day and it's a really grim deal.

"It was a very grim situation in Russia in those days -- no personal prospects in sight".