Sentence examples for as a very grim from inspiring English sources

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

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

"We are looking at a very grim future for Cyprus," said Michael Olympios, chairman of the Cyprus Investor Association, a lobbying group.

Britton and Grace are both fun as dueling operatives, and we get fun appearances from Arrested Development's Tony Hale and a very grim Bill Pullman as a mysterious CIA honcho.

The next Archbishop of Canterbury has called the rejection of women bishops a "very grim day", as bishops prepare for an emergency meeting on the issue.

At least one survivor has painted a very grim picture of confusion as climbers tried to work their way down without the aid of fixed ropes.

One might, as I've written before, think that that is a very grim prognosis and that by 2016 the two-state solution will surely be impossible.

At the same time, the discussion about white phosphorous is a very grim reminder that there is no such thing as 'antiseptic' war; it will always involve misery, pain, and death.

It is a very grim city.

"It's a very grim picture".

It was a very grim experience.