Sentence examples for during the bleak from inspiring English sources

Even during the bleak, intense and impassioned passages of the "Pathétique" Symphony, the playing was unstrained and inevitable.

The Jets were as flat and mistake-prone as they were during the bleak early part of their season.

Before he died in 1989, Mr. Tezuka's work mainly focused on taboos revealed during the bleak years after the Second World War.

I also expected that most Iraqis would react to the bombings much as they had during the bleak days of violence, 2005-2008.

Mr. Dalli, born into a family of modest means during the bleak postwar years in Malta, trained as an accountant before becoming a management consultant and politician.

The Margaret Mitchell book is one of Japan's all‐time best sellers and was espe cially popular during the bleak years of reconstruc tion immediately after World War II.

Woven into "Museum Hours" is Mr. Cohen's belief that the impact of art "really kicks in" during the bleakest of times.

Even during the bleakest periods of the Thatcher era, he ensured affordable housing and homelessness remained on the political agenda.

That day in Chicago, according to both men, Emanuel pulled Graham aside and expressed admiration for how he had stuck by his friend, especially during the bleakest moments.

I was incredibly lucky that I had friends and family to bail me out and buy me a few groceries during the bleakest of times, but so many others are just not as fortunate.

Obama's confidence filtered down through the campaign and gave comfort to his staff during the bleaker moments of 2008, such as when Obama learned that he had lost the New Hampshire primary.