Sentence examples for grim spectacle from inspiring English sources
The accident left a grim spectacle.
The grim spectacle of Hitler provides the counterexample.
The population of Gao largely ignored the grim spectacle on Monday, Mr. Maïga said.
It is a grim spectacle, not unlike a former convict's checking in with a parole officer.
It's a grim spectacle on both sides, and last week's pointless controversy was a particularly low point.
The grim spectacle of pups being bludgeoned on the ice by hunters has long been cited by animal rights activists seeking to curtail the annual hunt.
The immediate dilemma faced by the anglophone press is explaining how a British person "from a good area" could be tempted to participate in such grim spectacles.
Jeremy Corbyn's First PMQs Was a Grim, Strange Spectacle.
She said: The snap of the Three Grim Spinning Sisters' Spectacle Case Uphold our honors.
The end result of Corbyn's first big parliamentary combat is a grim and strange spectacle: less a surging Titanomachy, more an ordinary man with the demeanour of a disappointed schoolteacher trying to reason against a creature out of the weirdest forgotten corners of ancient mythology.
The end result of Corbyn's first big parliamentary combat is a grim and strange spectacle: less a surging Titanomachy, more an ordinary man with the demeanor of a disappointed schoolteacher trying to reason against a creature out of the weirdest forgotten corners of ancient mythology.
