Sentence examples for exceedingly bleak from inspiring English sources
Guggenheim's own view of the possibility of belonging to any sort of world had grown exceedingly bleak.
So went the exceedingly bleak testimony of school district superintendents yesterday at a City Council hearing on the Board of Education's proposed budget.
Senator Christopher S. Bond, Republican of Missouri, an architect of the Senate measure, said the outlook for enactment of a bill this year had become exceedingly bleak.
Wisely, the Clinton administration kept diplomatic channels open to Damascus throughout the 1990's, even when prospects for peace looked exceedingly bleak.
Ms. Lorenzana, 24, self-published some of her journal entries as an exceedingly bleak book, "Sex, Drugs & Being an Escort" ("I hated today," reads one representative passage. "Today was full of hate. I hate, hate, hate").
Elephants are under critical threat all across Asia, especially in India and Thailand, but the situation is so exceedingly bleak in Vietnam that wildlife conservation groups have essentially thrown in the towel there.
Bleak, desolate and exceedingly flat: like most people, this was my passing impression of the East Anglian Fens.
The Fuller-Bryant West is bleak and cold and exceedingly windy, all morning sunlight dappled on icy ponds, cowboy boots breaking the crust of spring snow.
Grim is always big at film festivals, but having now seen "Or" I can see how its relentlessly bleak and deterministic view of contemporary Israeli life might have played exceedingly well with viewers who always look for negatives in that specific part of the world.
I must admit that finding hopeful, encouraging things to say has been exceedingly difficult, in part because the landscape at the moment — particularly for young adults — is so bleak.
