Sentence examples for he was grim from inspiring English sources

He was grim and yet not pessimistic.

In 1942, the problem with Earl Warren was that he was grim.

Although Rex Ryan took the team to the A.F.C. championship game in his first two seasons before a tailspin that has brought 13 losses in the last 19 games, he was grim-faced when asked if he had received assurances that he would be back.

Now, as the American Army withdraws from Iraq, he is grim about the future of his company and its 430 employees.

The historical precedent, he noted, was grim: "After the First World War, when the French imposed reparation payments on Germany, then they were sort of the tough taskmasters, they occupied the Saar, and the result was the rise of Hitler.

If it was grim, he didn't notice, he says, because he has always known "how to live well".

"Last year was grim," he says.

It was grim," he said.

Arnold explained that although the situation was grim, he thought that the expedition should continue.

Mr. Bloomberg, apparently prepped for this line of questions, acknowledged that, yes, the forecast last Thursday was grim when he told nonemergency workers to take the day off.

Adio's expression was grim, and he had smeared white lotion across his face, which made him look like a mournful clown.