Sentence examples for feeling dire from inspiring English sources
That, and any lurking urge for heavy hacking at other parts of a transport budget that is already feeling dire strains.
Friday in New York began with a now-familiar feeling: dire expectations of what the opening bell would bring after stocks in Asia and Europe plummeted by as much as 10percentt.
The numbers do look dire.
Several classmates shared their feelings about dire health challenges they've faced, which gave me a chance to "Second That Emotion," a phrase Smokey Robinson immortalized on our radios and turntables during senior year Christmas break.
When we hear about the existential threats of the disease-of-the-years--which usually (fortunately) turn out to be hype, we should extend the what-if feelings of dire desperation that we are given by the news media and public health authorities to those who are already ill--including those who you are told are not.
A heavy feeling of the dire floated through so much of what Ray wrote.
The pieces were droney, and they had a dire feeling to them, driven home by Mr. Mahanthappa's hard tone and fast fingering.
According to Llamas, sources in Trump's Manhattan aerie described a "dire feeling from Friday into Saturday," after a leaked video showed Trump lewdly discussing women.
It seems that history demands a completeness to the body, in that reading even the minor scribblings of a great mind contains credence, but somehow here I can't shake the feeling of something dire being done.
To prioritize feelings over arguments — and to police arguments to safeguard feelings — constitutes a dire threat to academic and intellectual freedom, not least because of the mobilization of outside political forces to intervene in on-campus discussions.
