Sentence examples for bleak material from inspiring English sources
The play is remarkable, as the book was, for bringing to such bleak material an unexpected and unpredictable tone.
Swados, who made her name with "Runaways," which débuted at the Public Theatre in 1978, and whose more recent works include "Missionaries," about the four Catholic women who were murdered in El Salvador during its civil war, is no stranger to setting bleak material to music.
There's bleak, great material about the futility of sex and the self-destructive instincts that seem unique to human beings.
Fitch cited the surging yen, bleak sales outlook and high costs of raw materials as reasons for the downgrade.
This young poet, who was born in Lincoln, Neb., in 1970 — he got his B.A. from Harvard and his M.F.A. from Brown — moves easily from humor to bleaker, more complex material.
The tumble of imagery is powerful, almost overwhelming, and totally under the director's control, and though the material is bleak, "Requiem" offers the compensating high from an instinctive filmmaker (Mitchell).
The tumble of imagery is powerful, almost over-whelming, and totally under the director's control, and though the material is bleak, "Requiem" offers the compensating high from an instinctive filmmaker (Mitchell).
By the end, he has made the movie bleaker than the original material.
Catastrophic fracture with nearly zero tensile elongation at room temperature in bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) makes their future application as structural materials seem bleak.
