Sentence examples for bleak analysis from inspiring English sources

It is a profoundly bleak analysis.

It is not a "bleak" analysis of the situation in Afghanistan and Iraq to say we cannot afford to see these states fail.

Ian Bauckham, a headteacher in Kent and former president of the Association of School and College Leaders, offers a bleak analysis.

Even this bleak analysis does not capture in full the underlying reasons why good, abundant jobs will not return to the places that need them most.

Back in January, the Pennsylvania congressman Charlie Dent — who co-chairs the Tuesday Group, a caucus of about fifty moderate Republican House members — offered up a bleak analysis of his party's prospects, in an interview with CNN's Don Lemon.

The panel of Washington grey heads begin their bleak analysis by declaring: 'The situation in Iraq is grave and deterioriating.' Some in Washington have renamed James Baker and his colleagues as the Iraq Surrender Group.

But even within the bleakest possible analysis of Mr Blair's foreign policy, it is still simply not true that the West is waging war on Islam.

Eli Shaked, a former ambassador to Cairo for Israel, gave a bleak analysis of Egypt's prospects, saying by telephone that it had too few institutions, educated people and political parties to move to a democratic system.

Swedish director Ruben Östlund's last film, Play, presented a bleak, Darwin-esque analysis of high school bullying.

As an essayist, combining reportage, cultural criticism and capsule biography, he was bleak in his analysis of the anxiety of decolonised peoples and contemptuous of the rhetoric of pan-African socialist liberation movements.

A deft blend of intellectual history and literary analysis, Bleak Liberalism reveals a richer understanding of one of the most important political ideologies of the modern era.