Sentence examples for perfectly grim from inspiring English sources

He so fits into the wasteland (perfectly grim and strangely spectacular), that he feels an organic part of this ragged, twisted wilderness.

Powerviolence might have originated bathed in West Coast sunshine but its unrelenting, uncompromising brutality and anger perfectly reflects just how grim and fucking depressing the north of England can be.

A dilapidated pub, desperate-looking big wheel and grim promenade perfectly express the melancholy of the British seaside.

With a jowly face set in a permanent scowl, Adnan is perfectly suited to the grim realities of Iraq, and he knows it.

But you don't need a perfectly tuned ear to pick up on the grim circumstances besetting the Morrison family in Glasgow's East End in the 1930s.

Now imagine an opera -- not "Elektra" -- that opens with a grim four-note fanfare that scans perfectly with the name Agamemnon, and ends with a distraught soprano wailing the name of Agamemnon's son and avenger, Orestes.

And so we watched "Lost," with its CliffsNotes philosophies and an implicitly grim view of structured socializing that seemed perfectly suited to the virtual age.

"Even if every ballot box is perfectly pristine and voter turnout more than middling, the grim backdrop … means the observation mission can hardly claim it was a free and fair exercise," commented Fatima Ayub of the European Council on Foreign Relations thinktank.

As Congresswoman Slaughter noted during the Summit and Ryan Grim pointed out back in September, it is perfectly legal for insurance companies to deny coverage to victims of domestic violence in eight states and the District of Columbia.

His set played to this dynamic perfectly, rolling out selections from the new album like the grim rattles of "Hold Tight", or the big room breakbeat build of "Gosh".

The grim determination with which Hope pursued his career is perfectly understandable if you first grasp the grim lack of determination with which his father pursued his own.