Sentence examples for remarkably bleak from inspiring English sources

His command's assessment of the situation, however, is remarkably bleak.

Many of his works are remarkably complex, like his bleak opera "Die Soldaten".

But aside from the occasional clunker ("His schedule was shot; tomorrow was going to be a nightmare"), the tone of bleak desolation is remarkably faithful to its illustrious model — an achievement that proves more elusive in the second novel.

The condition of marriage as Doyle describes it is pretty bleak; it is also remarkably consonant with the condition of marriage as described by Cheryl Jarvis in her book "The Marriage Sabbatical: The Journey That Brings You Home" (Perseus; $24).

No matter how the series resolves — it will wrap up next year with an extended 16-episode season — it will one day stand as, among other things, a remarkably canny metaphorical portrait of a bleak period of American decay.

"Very bleak".

Bleak stuff.

Remarkably mature.

Remarkably, yes.

Bleak, even.

Bleak architecture?