Sentence examples for most bleak from inspiring English sources

Why do we lock up our most ill people in our most bleak institutions?

Now, the Mets are even worse than they were when things looked most bleak.

It remains my most bleak and, some would argue, sophisticated work.

That's the large picture, images that at their most bleak evoke Cormac McCarthy's post-apocalyptic "The Road".

Yet the Jets have generally been at their best this season when their chances were most bleak.

This unique report raises searing questions about why we lock up our most ill people in our most bleak institutions.

The drama that emerged was, for many people in the 1960s, Cunningham's most desolate, bleak and tragic.

Since their emergence in New York in the 1980s, Michael Gira's Swans have enjoyed a reputation for some of the most terrifyingly bleak music imaginable.

On a windswept, rainy morning late last week, with the promenade at its most alluringly bleak, David Marks and Julia Barfield, the architects behind the London Eye, revealed plans for what they are calling Brighton i360.

Over the past two decades, since the release of his first feature film, The Seventh Continent, in 1989, the 67-year-old Haneke has built up a reputation as one of the most uncompromisingly bleak film-makers of modern times.

The subject matter may be for the most part bleak but the passion that underpins Millar's renaissance as he falls back in love with the sport for its own sake is ultimately uplifting.