Sentence examples for grim natural from inspiring English sources

The emerald ash borer, which has killed a hundred million trees across North America in recent years, offers a grim natural experiment.

Such grim conjuring is a natural aftereffect of childbirth.

To his credit, Exxon's chief executive, Rex W. Tillerson, has made little attempt to mask the grim economics of the natural gas market.

As ever, the toll is likely to rise once a clearer picture of the damage in villages near to the hypocentre is available.Related topics Nepal Earthquakes Kathmandu Accidents and disasters Natural disastersThough grim, matters could easily have been worse.

In a New York Times article on the grim economics of the natural gas boom, even the chief executive of Exxon Mobil, Rex Tillerson, stated, "We're making no money.

These grim incidents reflect a naturalism that is singularly natural, not the deterministic Grand Guignol typically indicated by this literary term.

I commenced daily Bible study with the other two female patients and we would encourage one another to stay positive in our outlook, though in the natural it was grim and very depressing.

But with millions of residents virtually imprisoned in cold, dark homes, with highways choked by abandoned vehicles, with airports closed and governments and businesses all but shut down, and with hospitals and prisons struggling to cope, officials used grim superlatives to characterize the natural disaster.

Foucault saw Goya's etchings, especially the grim and satirical Caprichos, as the natural counterpart of Sade's writings.

Some rare good news has offset the usual grim predictions about the planet's dwindling natural resources.

In his films, there's always a mysterious beauty in the natural world, and always a grim humor in his characters' blithe indifference to it.