Sentence examples for bleak smell from inspiring English sources

IF sentimentality is overtaxing your tiny closet and giving it the bleak smell of a mediocre thrift store, Nakagawa Sochi's Recycouture may be your salvation.

As G. K. Chesterton put it: "It is well to be able to realize that contact with the Dickens world is almost like a physical contact; it is like stepping suddenly into the hot smells of a greenhouse, or into the bleak smell of the sea.

This picture may look bleak.

Feeling bleak yet?

Prospects look bleak for needy rural populations.

But the bleak pathos of these remarks is suddenly cut through by a dreadful smell, one with a meaty note of Winalot to it.

On good days friends would comment on the fishy smell; other days, when the aroma was likened to sperm, were more bleak.

Leicester's prospects look bleaker.

"Very bleak".

Bleak stuff.

Bleak, even.