Sentence examples for dire reflections from inspiring English sources
These dire reflections came to mind, perhaps unfairly, after viewing on YouTube a few of the trailers made for "Bancs Publics (Versailles-Rive Droite)" — "Public Benches (Versailles-Right Bank)" — the new comedy directed by Bruno Podalydès.
The Weasley's genuinely had no money It's no secret that the Weasley's struggled but their situation seems far more dire upon reflection.
Part arrogance, part truism, part a reflection on the dire state the international game found itself in throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, there is no second prize.
At the end of October, a new British group, Extinction Rebellion its name both a reflection of the dire science and a potentially feisty response announced plans for a campaign of civil disobedience.
In Michigan, where there is no such provision, such serious budget impasses have been rare, and this year's is seen as a reflection of the dire economic circumstances in the state as a whole.
Maldonado suffered an engine problem and will start 16th, while Kvyat's 17th place was a reflection of a dire weekend so far and a torrid start to his career with Red Bull after being promoted following a strong debut season with Toro Rosso last year.
This reflection strengthens the dire need for effective primary prevention and/or early detection and treatment of periodontitis; all severe cases started as being mild periodontitis.
"But the sum is a reflection of the absolutely dire negotiating position it was in when it made the sale".
Dystopian visions used to present dire warnings of futures to come, now they seem more like pale reflections of reality.
It is, in part, a reflection of the unspoken thought that lurks in perceptions of disability: a disabled life is a dire existence that only the most courageous could "overcome".
