Sentence examples for exceedingly grim from inspiring English sources
That outlook comes with news from the casinos this summer that, while not exceedingly grim, is not good.
The future advocated by the industry-funded thinktanks that actually shape the global policy agenda is exceedingly grim, whatever funky spin they add to it.
The fiscal condition of most states is exceedingly grim because of declining revenues and soaring costs for Medicaid and other programs, the National Governors Association said.
One year, for instance, the family's entire crop of rye (a staple of their exceedingly grim diet) was wiped out except for a single sprout, which they guarded and nurtured and used to start an entirely new crop.
Under the pressures of this controversy and in conjunction with his interpretation of scriptural and especially Pauline views on original sin and grace, the intellectualistic optimism of his earlier work was gradually transformed into an exceedingly grim view of the human moral landscape.
CNN correspondent Jim Acosta gave an exceedingly grim summation of the reaction to Mitt Romney's speech before the NAACP on Wednesday.
Heading into a New York winter, I look at the grim but exceedingly useful pile of Uniqlo undershirts I own and wonder at The Joy of Vests.
Even the mayor's claim that the city is exceedingly healthy and safe meets grim rebuttal in Brownsville: the neighborhood maintains the highest infant mortality rate in the city, a rate about the same as Malaysia's.
Mrs Kelly described it as a "very grim time": "He was exceedingly upset, we both were, very anxious, very stressed".
