Sentence examples for bleak suit from inspiring English sources

Justin Jude is from Portland, Oregon and the picture of him on the back of the CD sleeve shows him in a bleak suit, sporting a Mormon's haircut and clutching onto his elbows as if to say "I am scared of my own life". .

Nowadays, she said, bleaker comedy suits her just fine.

This may suit the bleaker atmosphere of a nightmare world, but the drabber color diminishes the series' crisp fairy-tale brightness.

Revisiting that album many years later (via my husband, a longtime PSB fan), I finally realised just how good the "cheesy" and "slow" songs actually are, King's Cross in particular – the chilly, bleak mood of which suits the current political and social climate as well as it did in 1987.

Bechdel chose the greenish wash color for its flexibility, and because it had "a bleak, elegiac quality" which suited the subject matter.

Still, the bleaker sounds on this album suit Oldham better, with Heart's Arms' sad, ghostly drone showing how less can say more.

Co-writer of Lazarus, Irish playwright Enda Walsh, describes himself as a "practising misanthrope", a description which could well be applied to Bowie and suits Tevis's bleak tale.

In "Bleak House," Dickens wrote of a legal case: "This scarecrow of a suit has, in course of time, become so complicated that no man alive knows what it means".

Wearing a blue track suit and brushing long black hair from his eyes, another boy, Jiuxuejop, 18, said the school had saved him from a bleak future.

For a time, he became a travelling salesman, peddling luxury suits and jackets to gangsters and hustlers in bleak neighborhoods up and down the East Coast, and as far west as Chicago.

This Pakistani man taking the "In My Feelings" challenge in his white pathani suit is the only thing that kept my spirits afloat during this very bleak week.