Sentence examples for appallingly bleak from inspiring English sources

Friends and colleagues found these accommodations appallingly bleak; for Yates they were accommodations for writing.

Its appallingly bleak opposite is currently taking place at Summerhall, the converted Victorian veterinary school, in what may prove to be the most controversial art event of the year (it hadn't yet opened to the public when I saw it).

One of her best-known and most alarming stories, "To Room Nineteen", struck me when I first read it as an appallingly bleak feminist account of the utter worthlessness of a woman's life: playing the role of good wife and mother, even playing it well, landed you alone, in a chair, in a rented room in Paddington, turning on the gas.

Appallingly racist?

New Delhi, Moscow and São Paulo also did appallingly.

And, appallingly, Blair obeyed.

"Very bleak".

"The leaders have behaved appallingly.

He was appallingly accident prone.

Bleak stuff.

"Appallingly conceived," wrote The New York Times.