The phrase "grim relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase "grim relationship" generally is used to describe a relationship which has become strained or oppressive. For example: The couple's grim relationship had finally reached its breaking point.
Through each episode, stock prices also plunged, displaying a grim relationship.
It's the second part of a triptych of plays by Ridiculusmus which all focus on drugs, mental illness, and the sometimes positive, sometimes grim relationship between the two.
It's the second part of a triptych of plays by Ridiculusmus which all focus on drugs, mental illness and the sometimes positive, sometimes grim relationship between the two.
The cold war imposed a grim clarity on the relationship.
Given the sometimes grim and always complicated relationship between Belfast and London, perhaps it's no wonder the architects of the 1998 Good Friday agreement kept as far away from social policy as they possibly could.
The Empire formula is still there – climactic musical numbers, shocking cliffhangers, awkwardly shot scenes of titillation, splashes of grim violence, a peculiar relationship between the unsavory world of show business and down-home Christian values – but in service of a classic underdog story.
A similar combination of high gloss and narrative confusion flaws Gilles Bourdos's beautifully filmed but grim reflection on the budding relationship of two young lovers who have survived childhood traumas.
The Canadian wunderkind Xavier Dolan's latest feature is a fresh and invigorating drama, albeit one about grim subject matter – the fraught relationship between a single mom and her delinquent teenage son, who is suffering from attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
I certainly don't mean to suggest that the world of female relationships is all grim.
My research of market patterns and Fibonacci time relationships paints a grim picture after that.
It's Brandon's absolute cut-offness – his inability to have a relationship – that's so grim, and so real.
