Sentence examples for grim territory from inspiring English sources

But by that point, the marriage had descended into grim territory.

That said, I do hope they push into the grim territory that's been hinted at.

("I wish" and "I want" abound on the lips of these figures). These same woods are barren and spooky by the second act -- the part of the show that famously moves into the grim territory beyond "happily ever after," which is where the puckish first act stops.

However, if cinema remains grim and forbidding territory for older actresses, television is finally starting to offer them more.

This Scottish writer and editor's second book of poems extends farther into the grim psychological territory mapped in his prize-winning début, "A Painted Field," examining the death of his father and some deeply disturbing dreams.

Hans Ulrich Lehmann's "Charakterstucke" occupied grimmer, more desolate territory, but Morton Feldman's "Piano Piece (1963)" was its opposite -misty little clumps of tone floating free in space and time.

The question of Latino turnout is uncharted territory, the grim lessons of Los Angeles aside.

The grim truth is that the territory's Legislative Council is now teetering on the edge of paralysis, and facing a political showdown among its factions.

Relations within Byzantine territory were also grim, and the Lorrainers, who had marched ahead of the rest of the French, also came into conflict with the slower Germans whom they met on the way.

The Islamic State, whose Sunni fighters burst out of Syria over the summer and overran an arc of Iraqi territory, has made a grim practice in recent months of beheading captives and posting videos of the killings online.

As these cases represent uncharted territory in the state, the grim comparisons have gone especially far afield.