Sentence examples for grim thought from inspiring English sources

That's a grim thought.

Since the very first season, fans have entertained that grim thought.

They say, 'She is a person of AIDS.' " She consoles herself with a grim thought.

Or perhaps this is Alden's point: the women barely matter here at all except, grim thought, as objects of men's desire.

What suits older Bruce is a brand of light gravitas, like he learned that his darkest songs all came true but he survived, so maybe it isn't all so grim (thought it probably is for other people).

This grim thought pushed interest rates lower, with the yield on the Treasurys 10-year note falling to 4.29percentt, from 4.38percentt a week earlier and not far above its record low of 4.18percentt last November.

Grim thoughts of a girl on New Year's Eve waiting for the telephone to ring hopefully.

The New Yorker, January 3 , 1931 P. 60Grim thoughts of a girl on New Year's Eve waiting for the telephone to ring hopefully.

By Alice Frankforter The New Yorker, January 3 , 1931 P. 60Grim thoughts of a girl on New Year's Eve waiting for the telephone to ring hopefully.

For some fans of the three novels, the screen version will inevitably be disappointing, especially for those keeping inventory of the details, characters, grim thoughts and cynicism that have gone missing.

But seeing the Chapmans' glib attacks on old art in the same show as that unforgettably moving Dead Christ, which resurfaced under the Mercers' Chapel in London in 1954, invites grim thoughts about what art is now.