Sentence examples for bleak to be from inspiring English sources

Thomson (2005, pp. 70-1) suggesthathathisis is a bit too bleak to be the view of Heidegger, who instead followed the Hölderlinian dictum: "Where the danger is, however, there grows / that which saves as well [Wo aber Gefahr ist, wächst / Das Rettende auch]." See also Brodsley 1981 and Dreyfus 2009.

The second series had a lighter tone and greater emphasis on character development, which Davies attributed to his friend Sally, who had previously warned him of the adult humour in Breakfast Serials; she told him that his show was too bleak to be compared to real life.

The film's extraordinarily bleak, but the addiction really is a very bleak place to be – so for me, that rings true.

I would love Bleak Midwinter to be out on blu-ray but for reasons I don't fully understand there are rights issues involved.

As an unpopular, ill-planned war in Iraq grinds on inconclusively, it can be a bleak time to be a veteran.

It is a bleak existence, to be sure, but for many it's a living.

It's probably miles too bleak to actually be up for the big prize; likewise far too upsetting – and full-frontal – to take even the best animation award.

The unspoken message of Eno's smart, bleak musings seems to be: enjoy the nothingness while you can.

QUESTION FROM ARIA ASHTON: Am i the only one who seems to think that our country's bleak bipartisanship appears to be irreparable?

I began to see the world through a different lens, saturated and bleak; there seemed to be division in every aspect of life.

In just a few short years has gone from been a pretty bleak affair to being a real — if nascent — startup ecosystem.