Sentence examples for grim landscape from inspiring English sources

"Idaho has been a dark, grim landscape politically for Democrats for some time," Mr. Adler said.

For now, he said of the grim landscape, "it's a constant reminder that we've still not recovered from the storm".

He still faces a grim landscape, with only nine American men in the top 100 and four women.

He is a fascinating guide to the world of the Southern railroads and the grim landscape of Reconstruction.

Instead, he invested tens of millions in founding a new Georgian university, one that would stand out in the grim landscape of post-Soviet education.

Dwarfed by the grim landscape of railway yards and screaming express trains, it is Edwardian England, an anachronism in the contemporary world.

Granted, some photographers walk the same streets and persist in portraying areas like Hunts Point as grim landscapes of addicts and prostitutes.

A great deal of painterly skill is evident throughout Hindsight, be it through Josh Keyes' flying sharks, Ellen Jewett's colorful fowl, or Ahren Hertel's grim landscapes.

The world they inhabit calls to mind Daniel Woodrell's Ozark Hills in Winter's Bone: a bleak, unforgiving landscape of rusting trailers and grim-faced locals.

In "The Whites," the grim urban landscape is scarcely more than a backdrop.

Instead, it's full of stream-of-consciousness ramblings and interminable descriptions of the grim Canvey landscape.