Sentence examples for bleak vision from inspiring English sources

"The Lebanon" is a bleak vision of civil war.

So is that bleak vision of the future actually realistic?

The reality could not be further from that bleak vision.

How closely their own experiences actually hewed to Mr. Clark's bleak vision is hard to know.

It betrays Cranach's bleak vision of mankind curiously translated in thoroughly unreal terms.

The work's bleak vision may be baffling in its particulars, but it's not particularly subtle.

More soulful, perhaps, than its predecessors, but overlong at 17 tracks, it expands Blake's bleak vision.

It's a bleak vision – although perhaps necessarily so given the subject matter.

That's a bleak vision, and one to some degree belied by the Wachowski sisters' later work.

His work can seem similarly stark, resting on the bleak vision of his best-known play "Waiting for Godot".

You don't have to share Crimp's bleak vision to relish its subtle articulation, or Katie Mitchell's superbly disciplined production.