Despite the grim nature of his calling, however, Mr. Licata considers himself an optimist.
The youngsters from Glasgow play glitzy, retro-leaning rock that belies the grim nature of their home town.
The questioning showed the grim nature of the evidence that is to be presented and provided a glimpse of the defense strategy.
Those spinal chills generated by BLACKLANDS (Simon & Schuster, $23) are partly inspired by the grim nature of the story Belinda Bauer tells in her first novel.
And, despite the grim nature of Saturday's first leg, the two teams still deserve full credit for their exertions in the previous round.
It's fun to read, despite the grim nature of its subjects, and given that McBain is Mr. Hunter's alter ego, it is also a literary gimmick.
With the muzzle largely removed, he is now reluctantly engaging in a media blitz, both to raise money for his legal defense through Rally.org and to boost awareness of the grim nature of the surveillance state.
But it is the second finding that suggests why paying based on patient satisfaction isn't the way to get us there: the more people understood about the grim nature of their prognosis, the less they liked their physicians.
But should the grim nature of his crimes and the distasteful way in which he conducted his defence, thus causing further hurt to the Dowler family, be exploited to usher in major changes in the law?
The storyline "A Death in the Family" suggests that given Batman's grim nature, he is unlikely to have adopted the "bat" prefix on his own.
Artists therefore chose to heighten in their portrayal the grim nature, either in its lusty-erotic or alcoholic-depressive, by which their subjects were associated.
