Sentence examples for distinctly bleak from inspiring English sources
One could be forgiven for thinking that the future looks distinctly bleak for today's teenagers.
While the two pieces have similar themes, "La Vie d'Artiste" is distinctly bleak in a way the later work is not.
The rise in popularity in craft brewing comes at a distinctly bleak time for the British pubs, with CAMRA estimating that 28 establishments are closing down every week in the UK.
But his distinctly bleak autobiography Will This Do? (1991) casts a cold light on those early years, epitomised by the moment when father removed son's banana - a rare delicacy at the end of the war - from his plate and ate it.
Papers, Please has been critically acclaimed for its ability to make players think about immigration issues, with gameplay that becomes distinctly bleaker as each new element is introduced, as well as the way it shows the impact of mistakes on the main character's home life.
"Tis some visitor,' I muttered, 'tapping at my chamber door – Only this, and nothing more.' Ah, distinctly I remember it was in the bleak December, And each separate dying ember wrought its ghost upon the floor.
Another anonymous writer in The Messenger argued, also in 1863, "that the race which colonized the blooming South varied very distinctly from that which fixed its home in the bleak regions destined for Yankee expansion".
However bleak is the prognosis for the language itself, the last secular Yiddish bookstore in New York City has survived a near-death experience and found a new home in the distinctly unfamiliar soil of Long Island City, Queens.
