Sentence examples for relatively grim from inspiring English sources

"I love Charles Dickens," said Mary Gaitskill, who kicked off the relatively grim "Stave IV: The Last of the Spirits" wearing relatively cheerful silver eyeliner.

"The trade situation will be relatively grim in the next few months," he said, "and there will be many difficulties next year".

But the job offered the opportunity to be around the 1983-84 Rangers, who lived there while they trained at nearby Rye Playland, a relatively grim amusement park rink.

The RX-7 arrived in a relatively grim era for automotive performance, and it delighted the automotive press with the performance of its 100-horsepower, 1,146-cubic-centimeter engine, designated the 12A by Mazda.

I think it's a relatively grim perspective; it's a stylized perspective as well.

Between the crisis levels of HIV among African-American women in D.C. and the disease's impact on black gay men, the conversations taking place at this year's International AIDS Conference have been relatively grim.

The formula for making Canada and the U.S. the "Saudi Arabia" of the twenty-first century is grim but relatively simple: environmental protections will have to be eviscerated and those who stand in the way of intensified drilling, from landowners to local environmental protection groups, bulldozed out of the way.

By today's grim standards, the casualties were relatively light: eight people were killed and around 100 injured.

The business, grim as it is, is relatively certain, as long as you get the math right.

On the other hand, some analysts are predicting a relatively rosy United States profits season that belies the continued grim domestic economic news.

The outlook for its PCs was grim in a market that was fast consolidating into a relatively few hands.