Sentence examples for bleak images from inspiring English sources

Why are we so drawn to such bleak images of the future?

Not that such bleak images should deter readers from a wonderful collective biography written with deftness, compassion and humour.

Osborne had every right to feel aggrieved when the OBR's assessment conjured up bleak images of The Road to Wigan Pier.

Television commercials and print advertisements show them bleak images, often in black and white, of unhappy children whose lives could be better.

Mr. Mandela has used riotous colors to soften the bleak images and to hint at his triumph over age and adversity.

Ninety years after the conflict ended, their bleak images, as the Maillol's visitors have found, still make as deep an impression as they ever did".Allemagne, les Années Noires" is at the Musée Maillol, Paris, until February 4th.

The title of his memoir is a characteristically bleak image.

A great part of the security process seems designed to prevent the publication of a bleak image of a royal in the court dock.

It is unfortunate therefore that your article painted a picture that reinforces the bleak image of the area without pointing out the positives.

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 recent days, though, the focus has narrowed to the bleak image of a widow, framed by the arches of the High Court, sobbing in frustration at the latest in a series of legal setbacks that have blocked her efforts to secure full disclosure about the circumstances of her husband's death.