Sentence examples for bleak worldview from inspiring English sources

Her bleak worldview is justified.

This is articulate bile, incendiary; an inspired bleak worldview.

"I definitely didn't want the film to have a bleak worldview," he said.

In Olen Steinhauer's bleak worldview, war is a cruel but natural state of existence.

Perdue is an excellent example of the bleak worldview of the National Rifle Association and its champions.

It is dark, seductive and filled with songs that are linked via his inventive production and bleak worldview.

That means it lacks the emotionally redemptive features of other works with similarly bleak worldviews: the catharsis of classical tragedy, or the outsize, blazing pessimism of Strindberg's plays of marital warfare, or the exquisite, compassionate lyricism of Chekhov and Tennessee Williams's melancholy dramas.

It wasn't until I watched this film again and saw Billy skulking past the girls' dance lesson, that I realised how Kes was a premonition of Billy Elliot, though with a bleaker worldview.

Coined by British postpunk experimentalists Throbbing Gristle, the term industrial simultaneously evoked the genre's bleak, dystopian worldview and its harsh, assaultive sound ("muzak for the death factories," as Throbbing Gristle put it).

Unlike last year's competition, when a lineup of films bleak in tone and worldview dominated, this year's batch collectively strike a more uplifting chord, or at least a more introspective one.

A lineup of films bleak in tone and worldview will take center stage at the 80th annual Academy Awards next month, with critical darlings like "There Will Be Blood," "No Country for Old Men" and "Michael Clayton" dominating the nominations, including the best picture category.