Sentence examples for bleak history from inspiring English sources
Instead, Tennessee added to its bleak history in the Round of 16.
This performance marked one of the stranger episodes in the bleak history of music under the Nazis.
IN THE bleak history of America's poor, the construction of Robert Taylor Homes was a low point.
But then I had every reason to forget the bleak history of this part of the world.
Faced with such a bleak history of corporate wrongdoing, Mr. D'Alessandro said, managers should actively prepare for trouble.
Like all classes in Britain, however, it also has a bleak history of racism, which can make the journey from the street to the ballot box.
It seems the emphasis on the horrors of slavery, including the commemoration of the Abolition of the Slave Trade Act's bicentenary in 2007, can leave many, especially the young, with a very bleak image of black history.
In fact, the American escapist model of the monster movie, which in the 1950s and 1960s brought us such classics as The Blob, The Crawling Eye, The Creature from the Black Lagoon, et al, is so far from this bleak, history-afflicted allegory about Japan after the surrender that it's hard to consider the Japanese film in the same genre.
Should matters turn bleak, expect history to repeat itself.
If the aim is to make us feel bleak about history, then it certainly does that.
A year after the violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Jocelyn Nicole Johnson attended a public event aimed at educating locals about the town's bleak racial history.
