Sentence examples for bleak impressions from inspiring English sources
Contrary to any surface bleak impressions it may register, the show actually is anchored in faith, trust and family.
Not to be confused with the Elizebethan philosopher, Francis Bacon was a conceptual painter with a reputation for capturing particularly bleak impressions of humanity.
Still, the report leaves a bleak over-all impression.
But the overall impression is bleak.
Kate likes to do impressions of the bleak production of Peter Grimes I made her sit through at La Scala, on what was supposed to be a girly shopping trip to Milan – "Peter!
Crisp blue-and-gold European Union flags do little to sway the impression of a bleak wasteland.
He is especially good at the large-scale illustrations of landscape -- the Alpine mountain dells, the bleak Orkney Islands, the Arctic desert -- that reinforce the impression that this novel is best approached as an epic.
Bleak, desolate and exceedingly flat: like most people, this was my passing impression of the East Anglian Fens.
The director Adrian Noble's bleak and boldly updated production of Verdi's "Macbeth" made a strong impression when it was unveiled at the Metropolitan Opera in October.
During the Cultural Revolution, he was sent to a rural state farm, where the bleak landscape with roaring winds and ferocious wild fires made a profound and lasting impression.
