Sentence examples for bleak of from inspiring English sources

The Xerox picture is not all bleak, of course.

It's bleak – of course it is, it's about death.

Ware's injury was as bleak of a reminder as there could be that the games going on inside our televisions are actually being played by real people somewhere else — fragile people; young people.

Her and Mandela's belief, that even in the most difficult and the most bleak of times, even when things seemed hopeless, there could still be hope - and I believe that that explains why over these last few days we've both mourned the death of Mandela and celebrated his life with equal intensity..

When the Guardian began researching the online harassment of its own writers, they discovered something bleak: of the 10 contributors who receive the most abuse in the comment threads, eight are women – five white, three non-white – and the other two are black men.

And just as in those very days of the Depression, Annie allows the audience to find joy in sorrow, to find laughter in the most bleak of circumstances and to find hope where there may not be any.

The road north of Falluja is a road of bleak war – of mortars, rockets and bullets.

And "Baskets" may be the bleakest of the bunch.

The iridescent colours will light up the bleakest of midwinters.

Bleakest of all, they have no international food aid.

It is a glimmer of hope during these bleakest of times.