Sentence examples for be bleak about from inspiring English sources

While she is an ardent champion of Romansh, she can be bleak about its future.

Géreb is bleak about her chances of a presidential reprieve.

But Black, arriving from a weekend review class with "physics problems swimming in my head," was bleak about gaokao-burdened life in his ordinary school.

Bankston is bleak about the future of American's privacy rights.

Or maybe I'm just being bleak about it and I should get back to work.

Over all, people are bleaker about the economic outlook than those surveyed in October.

Axel Weber, the chairman of UBS since May and a former president of the German Bundesbank, "is bleak and leery about the world," comments a UBS-watcher.

There's bleak, great material about the futility of sex and the self-destructive instincts that seem unique to human beings.

This year the mood was bleak, with endless grumbling about government intrusion and the lack of rule of law.

Instantly catchy, despite it's bleak outlook; like Erasure singing about an Edward Hopper painting.

In the off-season months, it's bleak and unpopulated (it has about thirty-five hundred inhabitants), a rather modest and unyielding art colony.