Sentence examples for members bleak from inspiring English sources
This year's hottest theme park features dead princesses, intentionally rude staff members, bleak black balloons, a defunct online ticketing system, funeral games, seemingly endless rain, a "selfie hole" surrounded by emptiness, not-so-subtle reminders of economic inequality and a grim reaper riding the bumper cars -- most of which is purposeful, some, not so much.
In interviews this evening, members offered the bleak view that their country was on a long slide toward darkness with no visible solution, and no hope.
For years members of our bleak community have been at odds with the members of the industrial community; and division over what constitutes each form of music and lifestyle has only brought harm to both sides.
Back in January, the Pennsylvania congressman Charlie Dent — who co-chairs the Tuesday Group, a caucus of about fifty moderate Republican House members — offered up a bleak analysis of his party's prospects, in an interview with CNN's Don Lemon.
Now, with the world looking bleaker, the older members might be feeling a lot less generous.
Among the union's members, the economic picture seems bleakest in Germany, which the commission now expects to grow just 0.4percentthis yearar, a figure some economists say is still too optimistic.
But under the present political climate, the chances of Democrats and Republicans on the 10-member panel reaching unanimity are bleak – which will help Wall Street to shrug off the potentially eviscerating findings.
Committee member councillor Jon Taylor described Bretonside as "bleak" and "unwelcoming" and being like "visiting the harrowing depths of Tolkien's Middle Earth".
And so in what is overall a quite bleak picture, I think some members now are realizing we need to do something.
Prospects looked bleak this morning after Russia asked council members to return to consultations and seek clarification of Lebanon's complaints.
That could create a bleak prospect for bridge tolls because many members of the Assembly and the Council have spoken out against them.
