Sentence examples for full of bleak from inspiring English sources

It doesn't sound like it should be a funny book, but it is, full of bleak Beckettian humour.

This is the point at which you stop hoping and send each new application off with a stomach full of bleak cynicism.

Guantánamo is full of bleak stories.

This led me down a hole of DPD forums that were full of bleak stories of years and years of misery.

On Wednesday, Quinnipiac University released a new poll chock-full of bleak numbers for President Trump.

The laugh track gives it a surprisingly traditional feel, but it's still full of sharply bleak wit.

Bookshop shelves are stuffed full of dark tales of bleak worlds, from Blood Red Road by Moira Young, to Veronica Roth's Divergent, while the freshest new show of the year, Mr Robot, available in the UK on Amazon Prime instant video, feels like a New York-set reality-based companion piece to the Hunger Games, similarly driven by paranoia, trauma and betrayal.

Reading this book is a bizarre emotional rollercoaster, in which you journey into the strange world of a zealous Christian cult full of gothic imagery and bleak humour.

The story of her decline is almost unremittingly bleak, full of missed chances and moments when her own intransigence or simple contrariness would torpedo what appeared to be a genuine break.

In all those years, I never gave a thought to where its easy, streamy waters, full of chub, perch, roach, bleak, gudgeon, the odd barbel, the odder pike and the oddest trout, actually came from.

The inner landscape of a poet who has seemed to allegorize her own life has become northern, bleak, full of negation; the book appears to circle obsessively about its griefs as the poet's incantations are directed toward death and the diminished self; elegy and epitaph abound.