Sentence examples for feel grim from inspiring English sources

If there were not many concrete news developments today, there were reasons to feel grim.

Normally I feel grim about people with nicknames, but Johnson's an exception: not only is he a sterling actor but it's almost as justifiable a monicker as was "Bomber" Harris.

It also just makes you feel grim.

This, gulp, is yet another reason to feel grim.

Just reading that list makes me feel grim, resentful and resigned to a joyless life.

It should never have happened full-stop, so trying to account for it can feel grim.

Although my first reaction to the Equals film was a laugh, when I listened to it I felt grim again.

He meant not just that the villagers have less to show for their sacrifices each week, but that things felt grim outside the village too.

The world Conard describes too often feels grim and soulless, one in which art and romance and the nonremunerative satisfactions of a simpler life are invisible.

Another is that the idea of thrift, which so often feels grim and, well, just plain un-American, can actually be exciting if it frees us to better spend our time.

The market looks and feels grim right now, as it is reeling from the exposure of corporate wrongdoing.