Sentence examples for slightly grim from inspiring English sources

Elderkin also directed Ocean's first trio of cerebral, slightly grim music videos.

From now on," he concludes, with slightly grim relish, "I'm going to suck the juice out of life".

Like many a grateful worker, I spend most of my time slouched at a computer in slightly grim surroundings.

LB It's rather extraordinary, if slightly grim and unsettling, how relevant this seminal collection of James Baldwin's essays are today.

For half an hour, I've been nursing a cup of tea, and escaping an icy wind, in the slightly grim (if we're honest) pub next door.

He was a very funny man, with a slightly grim comic view of the world and this obsessive thing about puns".

But no, she admits, suddenly slightly grim-faced, that she has the dream all the time.

AS AN international conference on Iraq's future opened on Monday November 22nd in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, the picture looked slightly less grim than before.

With only three wins from 18 fixtures, it is only a better – or slightly less grim – points difference that is keeping them above Widnes, who have a very winnable home game against Castleford on Monday night.

I was one of those who had hoped Mr. Obama would explain how a second term would be different from the first, but instead he had a slightly more grim and purposeful message to convey: government has a significant role to play in keeping society from fraying, and someone has to fight for it against the forces of individualism.

Google "disability insurance agent," and three of the first four nonpaid results are sites that lead you to Steve Crawford, an insurance agent and broker in Rockville, Md. His site posts odds that are slightly less grim — 52 percent for that same 25-year-old.