Sentence examples for bleak conclusions from inspiring English sources

Hollywood is crazy for Mr. Dick's plots, but much less fond of his bleak conclusions.

In a July 2015 report, the Committee to Protect Journalists reached bleak conclusions about the state of Kenyan media.

Seen alongside the other British films screening at Cannes this year (Ben Wheatley's homicidal caravan yarn Sightseers; Ken Loach's whisky heist The Angels Sharee), you could draw some fairly bleak conclusions about the state of the nation.

I'm not familiar with the data, but according to ScienceNews, Samuel Bowles reckons the Tiwi were among the more peaceful hunter-gatherer societies he studied in an earlier Science paper that reached more bleak conclusions about the history of war.

That bleak conclusion may not be too far from what Stiglitz himself thinks.

Kazan had encouraged Williams to soften the play's bleak conclusion for a Broadway audience.

My personal experience so far leads me to a bleak conclusion: "social advancement" is mainly ideological and superficial.

Loridan-Ivens has reached "a bleak conclusion", found Robbie Millen in the Times: that "antisemitism is an eternal given".

The couples meet, part, take drugs and then party, before her story spins to its dramatic and bleak conclusion.

Was it a brilliant yet bleak conclusion to a mystery which had gripped seven million viewers or a manipulative let-down that failed to deliver?

That is the bleak conclusion of new research by the TUC into job prospects for our different communities, which we report exclusively today.