Sentence examples for more bleak view from inspiring English sources

Mr. DeLucia's father, also known as Tony (technically, the father is Antonio and the son is Anthony), has an even more bleak view.

Steve Nash took a more bleak view of their on-again, off-again record.

This view implies that the menopause, like aging itself, is non-adaptive, and replaces the Grandmother theory with a more bleak perspective.

Click here to view more bleak images of Detroit's decline The signs of mass departure can be seen everywhere; 70,000 homes in the city stand empty, cracked crumbling ruins that once housed happy families during Motor City's heyday.

But there's much more to this great writer than an impossibly bleak view of the universe.

But Unorthodox Jukebox offers a bit more than clinically perfect songcraft – it also reveals Mars's bleak view of the women in his life.

May We Be Forgiven (2012), concerning a man who insinuates himself into the life of his more-successful brother following a series of tragedies, leavens a bleak view of human nature with the possibility of atonement.

Despite her rhetoric, Simone was profoundly shaken, and her views of what might be accomplished in this country only grew more bleak.

Foord shares Wanless's bleak view of the future, but when it comes to the corals attached to Miami's buildings, he is more optimistic: "Miami used to be a coral reef.

A bleak view of rough grass.

The employment prospects more bleak.