Sentence examples for feeling of grim from inspiring English sources
And then there was, after 1972, a feeling of grim dismay about American party politics, a new kind of cynicism, and even a new kind of political reporting, drunk with anti-establishment swagger.
While Mr. Ghobadi shows moments of tenderness and humanity -- Ayoub's efforts to make sure Amaneh has notebooks for her schoolwork, the other children's solicitude in looking after the tiny, fragile Madi -- this film, his first feature, is pervaded by a feeling of grim anxiety.
But to tell the truth, I've been feeling grimmer and grimmer about local reporting.
The tone is one of grim charity.
The originals all based on a feeling of abundance after the grim war period.
On the final leg of that day's journey, the wind threw up small waves, and my earlier feeling of achievement faded into grim determination as we struggled to cross the choppy water.
King recalls the feelings of excitement and liberation, and then of grim terror, that he felt while reading "Lord of the Flies" for the first time.
"One emerges with the feeling of having been vicariously through a grim and harrowing adventure with brooding tempers, aged malevolences, passionate repression, violence," Martin wrote, "in sum a nameless experience, but one which produces that catharsis that has justified the tragic arts from the ancient days".
He had been living at home, feeling very grim, unable to work.
The atmosphere was one of grim efficiency.
