Sentence examples for bleak heritage from inspiring English sources

It's a bleak heritage, but the city should consider building a tourism trade around it, as Liverpool has with the Beatles.

In Heritage's bleak view of our capital city, anonymity is the goal; strangers are potential bores or frightening freaks, and conversation is an intrusion into one's own internal monologue or the next level of Angry Birds.

While neighbouring Islay (pronounced eye-la), boasts eight distilleries and has turned whisky into a twee, barrels-and-bagpipes branch of heritage tourism, the bleaker, wilder and less self-conscious Jura has been slow to jump on the bandwagon.

Aronofsky's bleak filmis a product of his secular humanist upbringing, not his Jewish heritage.

Although he insists he and his partners have taken over Hereford because of the club's heritage and potential and that they believe they can revive it, his record has only fed fans' bleakest nightmares.

It is heritage, heritage, heritage".

Your heritage?

"Very bleak".

The prognosis was bleak.

It just looked bleak.

Failed transition, bleak future?