Sentence examples for dire interpretations from inspiring English sources

Public remarks by some of these actors, who are among the most popular and visible members of the "Glee" cast, seemed to corroborate some fans' most dire interpretations.

For example, he says that the paintings at the Rothko chapel in Houston "were originally red -- indeed, red on red -- and hopeful rather than tragic," but have since turned black, inspiring dire interpretations.

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Here he offers yet one more tableau of charging, shot-to-tatters Confederate soldiers, along with other interpretations of dire historical Americana.

The interpretation of Crane's life as a dire fable of the age has shaped his reputation ever since.

Yet in the past few weeks the song has been quoted everywhere from Baghdad to London to Washington as a musical interpretation of American foreign policy, a satirical masterpiece and a dire warning of plans for global annihilation.

So is the interpretation of medical tests, and so are all treatments for all illnesses, dire and trivial alike.

So far, so dire.

Conditions remain dire.

The consequences were dire.

That sounds dire.