Sentence examples for bleak notes from inspiring English sources

I do remember some bleak notes mixed in there.

And Dennis Kelly's new English version ensures this moral problem play ends on a sharply bleak note.

In addition, a consumer survey released Friday by the University of Michigan sounded a bleak note for the home building industry.

Bullough's narrative ends on a bleak note, as he examines — without sympathy — the isolated, distrustful man Father Dudko became after he sided with the system.

There are also environmental implications, as Adams indicates in a brief, bleak note in the score: "Life on this earth first emerged from the sea.

For a man who considered himself a genuine patriot, it was a bleak note on which to end his professional career.

It ends, however, on a bleak note: "I think you could say you and I have earned whatever dough the people let us keep.

Writing about the current production directed by Ian Rickson, Mr. Isherwood writes that "although Chekhov classified 'The Seagull' as a comedy," the production "strikes a consistently bleak note".

"Slab Rat" ends on the same bleak note as a lot of the books and films about ambitious youngsters in the last decade or so.

Mr. Lhota, seizing on Mr. de Blasio's inequality theme, hit a bleak note as well: "I believe that 'the tale of two cities' is a divisive device that he's using.

Doerr touches on several of the major themes in "State by State" — the rape of the land, the displacement of natives, the relentlessness of change — and sounds a bleak note that echoes many of his fellow contributors.