Sentence examples for grim era from inspiring English sources
In a grim era, Zinn offered many on the American left a certain consolation.
"To understand," wrote the great abolitionist Frederick Douglass, "one must stand under". In a grim era, Zinn offered many on the American left a certain consolation.
The movie's matter-of-fact truth teller, the writer Fran Lebowitz, who spent time in the Warhol orbit, remembers the grim era when being a female impersonator on the streets of New York was against the law.
The information will vastly enhance the public record of a grim era, said Carlos Osorio, the director of the Southern Cone Documentation Project at George Washington University's National Security Archive.
The RX-7 arrived in a relatively grim era for automotive performance, and it delighted the automotive press with the performance of its 100-horsepower, 1,146-cubic-centimeter engine, designated the 12A by Mazda.
It was a characteristic call to arms by a government that, in its rhetoric, regularly urges its citizens to be "heroic," whether in the face of the U.S. embargo, which has been in place since 1961, or in coping with severe shortages of almost everything in the years following the collapse of the Soviet Union — a grim era that Fidel Castro dubbed the "Special Period in Time of Peace".
Journalists are targets now, used almost as propaganda tools; it feels like another grimmer era".
Founded in 1948 during the grim postwar era, the National Health Service is essential to Britain's identity.
With the help of local students, the grim communist era apartment blocks have been decked out in blazing colours, giving them a bizarre, playful effect.
But those efforts will be hollow if we forget how antiquities have remained present in the lives of Iraqis and Syrians right up to this grim modern era of destruction.
The growing political pressure for cuts in federal spending — along with plunging consumer confidence and companies that seem more intent on cutting costs and hoarding cash than investing in new growth — have led economists to talk of the United States' entering a grim new era of austerity.
