Sentence examples for dreary documents from inspiring English sources
But these "lawyers" are nothing but quacks who cooked up their dreary documents under a veil of secrecy.
In the early 1970's, for instance, there were lots of people documenting the dreary suburbs: Robert Adams, Bill Owens and Lewis Baltz.
Most famous for his books The Last Resort in 1986, which captured British holidaymakers in Brighton, Bad Weather in 1982, in which he documented England's dreary climate with an underwater camera, and Bored Couples in 1993, which showed an array of glum people, Parr's approach to social documentary is often humorous.
People close to her describe a life of morbid isolation, living alone in the administrative capital, Naypyidaw arguably the dreariest city on earth poring over state documents late into the night.
Perhaps best known (or most notorious, depending on your perspective) for his provocative images of nude women bound with kinbaku, or Japanese bondage, Araki has also documented mundane life in snapshot-style portraits and dreary cityscapes.
While documenting these and other penalties for maternal virtue, "The Price of Motherhood" is not a dreary or predictable book.
This venerable document includes some wonderful things like souffled potatoes ($6 extra, and worth it) and some really dreary things like overcreamed pastas and endless variations of veal.
