Sentence examples for bleak views from inspiring English sources

Ms Shevtsova notes how few Russians realise that the world is "fed up with our problems".Both see bleak views ahead.

JERUSALEM — Yoram Kaniuk, a prominent author and journalist from Israel's founding generation who often expressed bleak views about what the country had become, died on Saturday in Tel Aviv.

Unbeknown to Wallander, his bleak views of humanity are shared by a high-minded computer genius who has electronically acquired "the power to do away with the hardened, corrupt ways of this society and create a new order".

Europe's newest superstar director, the Austrian Michael Haneke, is a brooder in the old tradition, specializing in bleak views of sterile societies rocked by unmotivated violence like the home-invasion drama "Funny Games" (1997).

It features artists including Julian Opie and George Shaw Turnerer prize nominated in 2011 for his bleak views of Coventry painted in Humbrol model airplane enamels – who is displaying for the first time a huge ink drawing inspired by a 2006 Tate exhibition of Constable's "six-footer" landscapes.

Indices comprised of such measures paint bleak views of youth and orient action toward the prevention of problems over the promotion of protective factors.

For some, this is bleak viewing.

A bleak view of rough grass.

The survey presented a bleak view of the economic future.

His bleak view of China has also been questioned.

Outside my grimy window was a bleak view of the city.