Sentence examples for from the bleak from inspiring English sources
Parts of the city are indeed pretty much intact from the bleak and sleazy past.
Framed like that, separated from the bleak sky, it lost its power to terrify.
His mother, Esther – Henschke's sister – had, he says, the "chutzpah" to extricate herself from the bleak environment in which she and her brother grew up.
Add in some teddy bear throwing for good measure and you have the ultimate break from the bleak reality of essay titles and assignment deadlines.
The rest of the script is equally well known: from the bleak ("Bring out yer dead") to the very, very silly ("You're using coconuts").
With its primary election shifted from the bleak obscurity of late winter, Connecticut has become a presidential battleground for the first time in recent memory.
Alfred Whitehead came from the bleakest rural poverty in Tennessee.
These Final Hours is also about how beauty can be salvaged from the bleakest of scenarios.
A YouTube viewing of the actor Dominic Cooper, not a preternaturally gifted footballer, attempting to score from fully 35 yards at Old Trafford will revive me from the bleakest mood.
The most notable dissident of all, Miss Suu Kyi, under house arrest for most of the past two decades, has declined to test whether the ban applies to her too.Even so, change can sometimes come from the bleakest beginnings.
By working with art therapists, the hope is that these children can eventually "start showing the trauma through the art materials… and they tend to have very powerful, emotional pieces that come almost from the bleakest spaces that they've gone to".
