Sentence examples for bleak opinion from inspiring English sources
Despite recent bleak opinion polls, 2003 offers our best chance for a decade.
José Domingo Guillén, a high-level local official who coordinates the government council that monitors migration enforcement efforts in this border region, had a similarly bleak opinion.
It is not as though Mr. Obama is seen as a drag on the ticket — he stands taller in polls than Congress as a whole — but since Democrats control the levers of power in Washington, the electorate's bleak opinion of government is a problem for the party.
And for worse news about the housing market, UC Irvine professor Kerry Vandell has a bleak opinion on when it will start to return to normal — hint: it's probably later than you think.
Last year, ecologist Roger Bradbury provided a bleak outcome in an opinion piece for the New York Times, saying: "There is no hope of saving the global coral reef ecosystem".
"Right now, the picture in my opinion is bleak".
Firstly, though the message from the opinion polls is bleak, the ballot boxes seem to be telling a more hopeful tale.
Dr. Tannir recommends that patients given a bleak prognosis seek a second opinion from an expert at a major cancer center, in person if possible, or by phone or e-mail through their doctor's office.
Time has vastly improved critics' opinions of this bleak but fascinating film, written and directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz, about Maria Vargas (Ava Gardner at peak gorgeousness), a dancer in Madrid who becomes a movie star in America but longs to escape.
It was a bleak day for public health, in the opinion of John Middleton, vice-president of the Faculty of Public Health.
