Sentence examples for bleak memories from inspiring English sources

As former dissidents, most of the Free Democrats' MPs have bleak memories of the various intelligence services.

As well as losing a close friend, it brought back bleak memories for Robuchon, whose older sister killed herself when he was in his 20s.

It is bad that a country with such bleak memories of racism should find that it has so many faulty machines in black areas.But reformers need to go beyond Al Gore's simple faith in "the will of the people".

Tyson relives one of his bleakest memories at the age of seven.

He has bleak childhood memories of the conflict.

For the rest of his life, his childhood memories were bleak.

The peace negotiations resumed, and the deportees on their bleak hillside faded from memory.

This has been one of the bleakest weeks in memory on the Frankfurt stock exchange.

Put another way: Its 27% rise in profits was herculean when the industry's global profits fell 30% in one of the bleakest periods in memory.

Put another way: A 27% rise in profits was Herculean when the industry's global profits fell 30% during one of bleakest periods in memory.

Kay's portrayals are sensitive, but they tend to rely on stock characterizations: a priest with a conflicted relationship with his own faith, a mother haunted by the memories of her bleak youth, a bored housewife disaffectedly arranging flowers in the church and supervising her household.