Sentence examples for grim settings from inspiring English sources
The grim settings of some labs and the long hours at the bench did not scare me at all--nor are they the reason I am no longer at the bench.
While grim, provincial settings have long been familiar to British viewers (Play For Today, Boys From The Blackstuff et al), Red Riding allies it to a complicated, fractured narrative that is closer to the modern American writing of The Wire or The Sopranos.
But in the last two years, he says, he has matured tremendously, having been forced to temper the thrill he gets from ironwork with the shock of working in the grimmest of settings.
I just like how he always manages to take both hilarious and emotive pictures in the grimmest of settings.
Apart from its unusually grim, even creepy settings for the fourth and fifth acts, and Marguerite's ethereal departure into a snowy, angel-populated vision of heaven at the end, it is a standard "Faust" staging, considerably less eccentric than its Met predecessor, Harold Prince's 1990 production.
Nolan's highly anticipated Batman Begins (2005), starring Christian Bale, focused on the superhero's origins and featured settings and tone that were grimmer and more realistic than those of previous Batman films.
They demonstrate the chasm between international human rights discourses and Ghanaian human rights legislation on the one hand, and the grim realities of patients and their carers, often in remote and under-served settings, on the other.
It's grim and getting grimmer….
