Sentence examples for bleak view of the from inspiring English sources
The survey presented a bleak view of the economic future.
Outside my grimy window was a bleak view of the city.
On one hand, the assembled cognoscenti took a rather bleak view of the U.S. economy.
An unrelentingly bleak view of the world is as false as an unrelentingly cheerful view.
The report presents a bleak view of the future unless a radically different approach is adopted.
But there's much more to this great writer than an impossibly bleak view of the universe.
They took a bleak view of those interventions' likelihood of success: The European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology reports that, on average, of the 1.5 million assisted reproductive cycles performed worldwide, only 350,000 resulted in the birth of a child.
For a bleaker view of the British colonial connection, try Tayeb Salih's masterpiece Season of Migration to the North, in which Hussein's optimism about relations with the West is seen as a sinister struggle for influence.
Wilson has a bleaker view of the acquisition: "We shouldn't have done it at all".
Wilson has a much bleaker view of the acquisition: "We shouldn't have done it at all".
She keeps up with her old neighbors on Mr. Wieder's Web site and comes back to Canarsie only occasionally, for the pizza: She had a bleak view of what the neighborhood had become, especially its troubled high school.
