Sentence examples for a very grim feast from inspiring English sources

There's Hollywood about 1969, where it's "saturnalia time," and people are partaking of "a very grim feast of the meaningless," a city where partygoers are so whacked out on nitrous oxide that they don't seem to care if their children are ingesting the gas too.

It is a very grim city.

"It's a very grim picture".

It was a very grim experience.

"It is a very grim read," Mr. Younkins said.

In fact, it is a very grim little picture.

One attendee described it as a "very grim meeting".

In the United States we are probably headed for a very grim phase of uncertain duration.

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

Mrs Kelly described it as a "very grim time": "He was exceedingly upset, we both were, very anxious, very stressed".

Welcome to a very grim "new normal," in other words.