Sentence examples for grim linked from inspiring English sources

The Billings Gazette interview Grim linked to was rife with Enzi quotes like, "If I hadn't been involved in this process as long as I have and to the depth as I have, you would already have national health care".

In spite of the impact this has had on organ supply, the government still seems keen to sever the grim link between hospitals and courts that allows wealthy (or well-connected) patients to use organs from condemned prisoners.

Actual nomads on camels have been replaced by Toyota trucks mounted with heavy machine guns – but the rampage by camel-borne regime loyalists in Cairo's Tahrir Square in 2011 was a potent image that established a grim link between past and present.

The book's conclusions are largely grim: Klein links the development of multinational branding to the growth of international sweatshops, corporate censorship and the disappearance of the steady job.

At least two grim incidents have been linked to Mr. Camping's doomsday message.

Two years ago the site reopened as the Katajanokka Hotel, and – much to the ghoulish delight of the boys – we stayed in its converted cell block: three galleries created with grim utility in mind, linked by steel staircases.

But Ms. Thurber tends toward a grim determinism in linking the two, so that the outbreaks of violence and brutality often feel pasted-on, or trumped up to give a sudden dramatic charge to plays that largely consist of mundane dialogue meant to underscore the blunted sensibilities of the characters.

Throughout Africa, the politics of land is linked to the grim reality of hunger.

"Business and combat are linked by the grim prospect of failure".

The other day, one user linked to a grim news item meant to spawn a local protest initiative: the municipal government of Madrid had dedicated a plaza to Margaret Thatcher.

The research quoted was grim: addiction to internet pornography is linked to higher rates of sexual offences, listeners were told.