Sentence examples for intensely bleak from inspiring English sources
Shown in slow motion, this encounter is pictorially extraordinary, but also intensely bleak because it suggests that without work, this is the only way Paul can express love.
In 1973 she took charge of the Wuppertal Dance Theatre, where her first choreographed piece there, Fritz, was poorly received by those who disliked its intensely bleak subject matter.
The story is a masterpiece of Saundersian juxtaposition: satirical and absurd but heartfelt, and bleak but intensely funny.
Then I read P. D. James's "Devices and Desires," and her intensely evocative description of that bleak, windswept land made me determined to see if she was right.
His new album, "FREEMAN," is a further declaration of his liberation, full of original material that ranges from the intensely personal ("Covert Discretion," a bleak but ultimately hopeful recounting of the life of a touring musician) to the blackly comic ("Golden Monkey," which seems to come from an older and wiser Ween).
But I disliked this bleak, attention-seeking play so intensely that it must be an inverted compliment to its power.
Its vision of Stella and Lenni as defiant, doomed outsiders desperately racing toward an elusive paradise on a treacherous highway may be bleak, but it's also intensely and proudly romantic.
The first, titled "A Simple Tale," intensely and compassionately written, illuminates the deadly bleak life of an old woman whose luck fails her; the second concerns a man in London who fears his neighbor may be a mass killer.
Beyond those two arenas of American life in which Gay Inc has battled so intensely, the most basic of civil rights for most queer people look bleak.
