Sentence examples for grim insight from inspiring English sources

"Detention Is No Holiday," by Edwidge Danticat (Op-Ed, March 28), offers a grim insight into the realities of the United States immigration detention system.

Another grim insight provided by my adolescence was that the people running this country are the same ones who spent their teenage years forcing blunt objects up other boys' assholes as a way to initiate them into sports teams.

"The Cottagers" is a novel of grim insights and troubling pronouncements.

And in that grim fact can be found insight into the necessity for devising systems of covert signs and symbols, visual codes gay people improvised in response to oppression.

What happened to him to give him such a piercing insight into the grim state of the country?

A harrowing insight into the grim realities of domestic violence, Kiya tells the suburban story of three sisters one of whom, Kiya, is shot to death during a dispute with her maniacal ex-boyfriend.

A harrowing insight into the grim realities of domestic violence, Kiya tells the suburban story of three sisters – one of whom, Kiya, is shot to death during a dispute with her maniacal ex-boyfriend.

Narratively, it's limited by a lack of surprises: if the territory's new-ish, the characters are ported over unaltered from David Webb Peoples' screenplay, and their interplay doesn't yield any insights on the grim business of killing that Clint hadn't already spat out.

At the end of the day, there are no profound insights; just horror, and sadness, and grim amusement.

"The quick change from frivolous to grim and back again represents one of the movie's key insights about war and its absurdity," he says.

As Grim's article reveals, somewhat surprisingly, Francis is building upon the insights of his predecessors.