Sentence examples for be grim enough from inspiring English sources

With the death count from the tragedy still unknown, but certain to be grim enough to rank Sept. 11th, 2001 as among the deadliest single days in U.S. history, Bush said the U.S. is committed to a "monumental struggle of good versus evil".

That picture was grim enough even before Katrina struck.

Park advocates say today's reality is grim enough.

But the possibilities he sketched were grim enough.

The first gang rape is grim enough, but it's nothing compared to the one that follows.

The Busby Berkeley stylisations are grim enough, but the high school lawn-mowing has to be seen to be disbelieved.

Though the reality was grim enough, the exaggerated reports that reached London seemed to fulfill the worst fears of a popish plot.

His 1852 novel, "The Blithedale Romance," inspired by his stay, suggests that the work of self-sufficiency was grim enough to dampen even fervent idealism.

This is grim enough, of course, but what's really unsettling is the circular pie chart that takes up the bottom half of the screen.

That army, the world's seventh-largest, bleeds the state of about a sixth of all public funds with almost no civilian oversight.All that is grim enough.

Those two films are grim enough to have won only limited audiences, but no one seems to doubt that Winslet is the actor of the moment.