Sentence examples for grim appearance from inspiring English sources

Žižek, who has the grim appearance of a hired assassin in a Jacobean tragedy, lacks Wilde's stylishness and elegance.

"And of course we labored hard and long over a very exhausting day and we didn't quite get all of the things that we wanted and so you're always a little down as a result of that," he added, in explanation of his grim appearance on Sunday.

Mr. Spitzer announced he was stepping down at a grim appearance at his Midtown Manhattan office, less than 48 hours after it emerged that he had been intercepted on a federal wiretap confirming plans to meet a call girl from a high-priced prostitution service in Washington, leaving the public stunned and angered and bringing business in the State Capitol to a halt.

The grim appearance was well counterbalanced, though, by each episode's serving of surreal plots and hilarious moments: such as when Vince's discovery of a new cut-price East European supermarket leads him to become hooked on its own brand energy drink, Blue Rat ('all the energy of a rat, in a can').

During their niyoga, Ambalika fell pale due to Vyasa's grim appearance.

Satyavati again invited Vyasa to Ambika's bedchamber; she remembered Vyasa's grim appearance (and repulsive odour), and substituted a Shudra (lowest caste) maid in her place.

He commissioned the architect Jacques Catone not only to enlarge the palace, but also to soften its grim fortified appearance.

This departure leaves too many unanswered questions – including, it must be said, for TV bookers, who kept putting the 72-year-old Livingstone on screen even when he had become a grim standing joke, every appearance a countdown to the first mention of Hitler.

Satan and the Grim Reaper make prominent appearances.

Grimmer made 14 appearances for Port Vale during a loan spell last season, scoring once.

Ian O'Connor of ESPN.com details the grim day of Taylor's appearance in court to face his charges.