Sentence examples for dire sentiment from inspiring English sources

Had the futility of Claudius's prayer been suspected by Hamlet, the King would not be alive to complain of it — thereby depriving Ruscha of a beautiful, dire sentiment.

Extra: Barry Eichengreen weighs in with equally dire sentiments.

In the nineteen-nineties, the period in which "The Corrections" is set, such dire sentiments were unfashionable.

Considering the Giants' dire straits, there is sentiment to try something different, to use new players simply for the sake of using them.

But the Chinese, who view Uighur separatist sentiment as a dire threat, have become increasingly concerned about Pakistan as a haven for radicals.

But not everyone in Luhansk wants to join Russia and some who express that sentiment are suffering dire consequences.

"The dire warnings to Syria reflect the general sentiment that this could take us into the mouth of the abyss".

Further influenced by an anti-establishment sentiment that arose from the dire conditions of the general population, the poor people quickly identified with these "rebels", "who were simply trying to make justice in an unfair social structure where the poor would always take the worst part".

Shifts in public sentiment towards another country can have dire effects on how that country's brands perform in China.

Sentiments distingué.>> Cela ne veut rien dire.

In point, a major downward shift in sentiment towards the U.S. is going to have a dire impact on the position of American brands in the world's largest market.