Sentence examples for deeply grim from inspiring English sources

The lot of the involuntarily unemployed is deeply grim.

It is a deeply grim picture and it is getting worse.

The former caption begins with movie poster sensationalism AMBUSH while the latter evokes a quieter (but deeply grim) moment of soldiers passing and walking away from dead strangers.

There are now hundreds of aliens facing off against heavily-armed, gung-ho marines, but the film is still swathed in a deeply grim melancholy.

He had woken from a doze, deeply depressed after the first grim word from the Center.

She starred in "Conceiving Ada," playing Ada Augusta Byron King, Lord Byron's daughter, who may have invented the first computer language, and, hugely pregnant with her twins, in Tim Roth's grim, deeply moving 1999 drama about incest, "The War Zone".

JANE MAYER After spending the past few years deeply immersed in the grim subject of torture and other related dark holes of our recent history, in 2009 I finally broke out into what felt like a second childhood, by reading many of the classics my eleventh-grader was trudging through in her English curriculum.

It's a grim and deeply poignant family portrait.

The time had come, it seemed, to reclaim "Il Trovatore," a famously easy target of parody, as a great, grim and deeply humane work of musical drama.

It sounds grim, but is deeply uplifting, and much of this is down to the voice of Standish Treadwell, the book's young narrator.

But he spent most of the rest of the day in territory that was deeply divided politically and made grim for many people by layoffs.