Sentence examples for experiment bleak from inspiring English sources
It's a thought and feeling experiment, bleak, exhilarating (in fact, endurable) only because of its integrity, its wholeness of seeing.
There are striking similarities with Hilary Mantel's bleak, masterful An Experiment in Love, set in 1970 but published in 1995, which also tells of a girl from an equally loveless home in the north, who both finds and loses herself at university in London.
But in Part 2 of the experiment, the results were not as bleak.
The results were bleak: 64% of the experiments could not be replicated.
The design recalls successful experiments in retrofitting carried out by Christian de Portzamparc on bleak buildings of the same period in Paris.
Bleak House marks a high point in such experiments with form.
"Our Christmas day was pretty bleak," says Martin Siegert, principal investigator of BAS's Subglacial Lake Ellsworth experiment.
"It had something very bleak to say about the way we were living under the Blair Experiment and would be positively poignant to view as we witness the further, cynical division of society by this current shower of shites.
When he was 10, the family was forcibly relocated from the relatively happy, diverse township to a bleak neighborhood in the booming black metropolis of Soweto as part of the government's relentless experiment in retribalizing the black population.
Exactly how far Miles should be redeemed proved a contentious point between Pickett and Payne: the novel ends on a far more certainly hopeful note than the movie - though Pickett had also experimented with an ending far bleaker than both.
