Sentence examples for most grim from inspiring English sources

"As a friend of his, that was the most grim, boring, monovisioned part of him," she said.

Commodore Martin Connell, the Royal Navy's senior officer commanding Operation Weald on board Bulwark said: "This is just the most grim situation you could possibly find.

It will no doubt have a difficult time finding a wide audience – it's among the most grim and violent films to open this fall – but the film's power is unshakeable, and Idris Elba, as a sadistic rebel leader, is exceptional.

In a most grim example, Ensure has been used via nasal intubation to force-feed hunger-striking prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, but that's far from a normal use case.

Most grim of all is the video of Qaddafi that eventually made its way online, showing him alive, looking confused, being pulled violently to his feet from the back of a pickup truck full of fighters, amidst screams of "Allahu Akhbar" — God is great — and manhandled violently by the mob.

Most grim of all is the (http://www.youtube.com/embed/vxYrjiH_JYw) that eventually made its way online, showing him alive, looking confused, being pulled violently to his feet from the back of a pickup truck full of fighters, amidst screams of "Allahu Akhbar" — God is great — and manhandled violently by the mob.

"Sarah Connor" is one of the most resplendently grim hours on television.

This impetuous yet brutally final act paralyzes emotional life in the house as if in amber; in one of Boswell's most poetically grim touches, Zhenya is compelled to remember that her last words to her husband before Philip's body was discovered were, "He's going to have to learn the hard way".

A few passengers were embracing the excitement, but most were grim-faced.

Here Dr. Mukherjee's writing is at its most candid and grim.

For Murray remembers, better than most writers, the "grim de-­dreamification" of growing up.