Sentence examples for grim strength from inspiring English sources
His major characteristics of imaginative power, grim strength, and a certain coarseness of style are apparent in his illustrations for editions of the works of Theocritus, Giovanni Boccaccio, Giovanni Giacomo Casanova, Gaius Petronius Arbiter, and François Rabelais and for his own novel The Cautious Amorist (1932).
For a manager who talks up his team's abilities and strengths, the statistics make grim reading.
Against the background of this grim reality, the Saudi government needed to show strength to its domestic audiences while quickly running out of options to do so.
Long Distance While the Bells are riding high on the strength of their local operations, things are looking grim for the long-distance carriers.
Every child in the hospital and their families faces each new day with grim determination and a never-ending supply of hope, faith and strength.
Inside bulky ministries, grim-faced officials recite tractor-production statistics as a guide to the strength of the economy, over three-quarters of which remains in state hands.
For all their strength, speed and talent the All Blacks found no way through the Springboks' grim defence.
Critics accused him of misleading his presidential patrons and the American public by manipulating statistics -- including battlefield casualty "body counts" and underplayed enemy troop strength estimates -- and presenting a falsely optimistic portrayal of the war's grim prospects.
France has enviable economic strengths: an educated and productive workforce, more big firms in the global Fortune 500 than any other European country, and strength in services and high-end manufacturing.However, the fundamentals are much grimmer.
The first series was grim but focused less on the nastiness (most of which was off-screen) and more on the juggle between female strength and struggle.
