Sentence examples for profoundly bleak from inspiring English sources
It is a profoundly bleak analysis.
As Lloyd puts it: "It's profoundly bleak on so many levels – the failure of idealism, the powerless of one's domestic world to impact on the public world".
Dickens found his Britannia cabin dark and cramped, "a thoroughly hopeless, and profoundly preposterous box", while the bleak saloon was "a long narrow apartment, not unlike a gigantic hearse".
The political landscape is bleak indeed: both major political parties are profoundly divided and fragmented; the incumbent party has suffered a string of defeats since 2012 in municipal, European and regional elections and whoever its candidate(s) may be, he/she will most probably not qualify for the run-off in May, guaranteeing the election of Alain Juppé or Nicolas Sarkozy in the spring.
Bleak, incremental can't-do-ism is profoundly un-American.
Many German and Northern European contemporary novels zestfully catalogue bleak, pessimistic realities that strike an American audience as profoundly depressing.
Michaels-Moore charts Carlo's descent into vengeful madness with forensic care, while Andrew Shore manages to make the friar Melitone both bumblingly comic and profoundly sinister at the same time; no one is spared in Bieito's bleak vision.
Despite her rhetoric, Simone was profoundly shaken, and her views of what might be accomplished in this country only grew more bleak.
From a bleak start, As You Like It weaves to a complex conclusion, pierced with lightning flashes of redemption; it profoundly earns its right to celebrate and to intimate the possibility of joy and even love.
Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.
