Sentence examples for dramatically grim from inspiring English sources
No one paints a better dramatically grim raft scene than Zhair-i-KOE.
When admiring the work of the Swiss sculptor, painter, and printmaker, you should say, "I really enjoy the surreal experimentation of Ja-koe-met-ee". No one paints a better dramatically grim raft scene than Zhair-i-KOE.
Adele, the 23-year-old British singer-songwriter, took home six awards including album, record and song of the year, a trophy bounty that puts a gold-plating on a commercial and critical success story that has dramatically defied the grim gravities of today's economically-challenged recording industry.
Their grim outlooks contrasted dramatically with positive forecasts on Thursday from other European car makers, including Fiat, Peugeot-Citroen and Volkswagen, which defied the slowdown in consumer spending by sticking to their guidance for the year and posting solid first-half profit results.
This grim, acutely rendered and dramatically cogent murder mystery is composed in a gripping and sensual musical language that freely adapts 12-tone techniques to give the music a sense of harmonic mooring.
The federal polar bear conservation plan says the animal's future in the Arctic is grim unless greenhouse gas emissions are dramatically reduced.
Late Thursday, AMD said it barely beat Wall Street's dramatically lowered second-quarter earnings and revealed its grim outlook for the current quarter.
As the government slashed its subsidies, the museum revealed its prediction earlier this year that visitor numbers would plummet by 25% because of its dramatically slimmed schedule of exhibitions – an announcement that was met with grim concern but little surprise.
And, as grim news followed grim news that autumn, bank after bank – among them, most dramatically, Northern Rock – admitted that they too had their own Jersey-based shadow operations funding the mortgages that eventually blew up the British financial system.
It's an act of fan love but also dramatically shrewd, since a downtown play is a better forum than a Hollywood blockbuster for a grim meditation on religion, consumerism and what it means to be human.
