Sentence examples for slow bleak from inspiring English sources

Living Slow bleak awakening from the morning dream  Brings me in contact with the sudden day.

You can confine most of her significant composition to the basket marked "slow, bleak, reflective ballads with lots of water imagery".

The film -- slow, bleak and terribly moving -- follows his attempt to obtain medical treatment for his severely handicapped brother, Madi, who will die without an operation.

Do hospitals and primary-care trusts have the kind of managers who can react to new and very different signals from the ones they are used to?If the answer to any of those questions is negative, the prospects for the NHS after 2007-08, when the huge annual spending increases start to slow down, are bleak.

Still, if global warming doesn't slow down, the future looks bleak for the Great Barrier Reef and some its most beloved inhabitants.

Now, with advertising migrating to the internet and the economy slowing, things look even bleaker.

Yet the slowing global economy offers a bleak outlook for youth unemployment over the medium-term.

And in "Do Right in Your Eyes" he picks some ragtime guitar for a bleak, slow blues about someone's perpetual criticism: "You're always trying to drag me down to your level/I'd love to lay you out with a shovel".

Job growth and other economic figures have slowed their decline but still look bleak to him.

Those who take the bleak view see economic reforms slowed down to a crawl or stalled altogether.

Her 1990's band, Portishead, helped define the bleak, slow-dancing languor of trip-hop.