Sentence examples for it made grim from inspiring English sources
Then, eventually, the report landed and it made grim reading for the Tory smear squad.
It makes grim reading.In 2000 French exports were 55% of Germany's; now they are barely 40%.
It makes grim sense that these bandits would graduate to the larger vessels crowding the sea lanes -- cargo ships and tankers.
But the journey was fraught by harassment from the authorities; it makes grim reading, being, as Davidson puts it, "a shocking lesson in the power and brutality of 18th-century despotism".
The British Pregnancy Advisory Service (Bpas) recently published a document collating the voting record of government ministers on abortion, and it makes grim reading for anyone who supports a woman's right to choose.
For the watching England selectors, it will have made grim viewing.
It was New York, so people made grim jokes; one woman reached for the regular Hellman's and said, "If this is the end of the world, I'm not using light mayonnaise".
The book would have made grim sense through a mental-health lens; instead, it is an indigenous fairy tale.
With sales for 2008 down 18%, the bottom line made grim reading when Ford announced its results on January 29th.
"So Mark and Jeremy staying together has made grim sense," Webb chips in.
