Sentence examples for chinks of life from inspiring English sources

And yes, he says, there is a pessimism to his work, but the chinks of life offer hope.

Their way of life is a puzzle to Walt, whose racist speeches are laced with casual references to gooks, slopes, chinks and Japs.

In "Turn, Magic Wheel" I believe firmly that I have the perfect New York story, one woman's tragedy viewed through the chinks of a writer's book about her, newspaper clippings, café conversations, restaurant brawls, New York night life, so that the story is tangled in the fritter of New York — it could not happen anyplace else.

"I believe firmly that I have the perfect New York story, one woman's tragedy viewed through the chinks of a writer's book about her, newspaper clippings, café conversations, restaurant brawls, New York night life, so that the story is tangled in the fritter of New York — it could not happen anyplace else".

So are there any chinks of light?

They were chinks of light for the home side.

There are some chinks of light, but not on K Street.

We glimpse chinks of light and are then engulfed in sudden dazzling floods of it.

In recent years, he has found chinks of light whatever the prevailing gloom.

Although there is no shortage of pessimism, there are still chinks of hope.

Yet there are solutions and chinks of light.The first thing to note is that the overall ratio figure is misleading.