Sentence examples for i feel bleak from inspiring English sources
Here are some of their views: This morning I feel bleak.
I've explained why I feel bleak, but I feel there's real love in that novel".
Technology makes it easy to turn the minutiae of our daily lives into useful data sets, but sometimes it feels bleak seeing every experience or memory broken down into pie charts and bar graphs.
Brewster does feel bleak, she concedes, when she looks around a West End theatre auditorium.
If the aim is to make us feel bleak about history, then it certainly does that.
PEOPLE tend to quicken their pace when walking along Staten Island's north shore, where a cold industrial landscape can make even the most stoic New Yorker feel bleak.
More and more do I feel the bleak cold threadbare dismalness of England after the war, struck by the great flu epidemic, short of food and warmth.
I've seldom felt bleaker than I have on the wards, but I've often laughed too, and been made to laugh by the trenches' humour of my fellow patients, and I've never felt like hugging humanity more than at those moments.
The house felt bleak, as did the days.
The environment felt bleak and cheap, sticky and hollow.
