Sentence examples for so much grim from inspiring English sources

After so much grim news, Americans are entitled to wonder whether success can ever come.

This is a lot for a nonfiction narrative to juggle, and this book sometimes strains under the burden of so much grim, frustrating data.

What she learned from her research was not so much grim as bracing, articulated point-blank in her italicized notes: "There is no solace, and also, This has been going on a long time".

It's a million miles away from social affairs, and schlepping round council estates, but you know, I have done so much grim journalism in my life and no doubt will continue to do so, so to do something like this is just so much fun.

They were so much grimmer than we are, the Romans, so lacking in emotions and sentiments.

But the tale of Ethan Mars, who must perform a series of grotesque tasks to save the life of his kidnapped son, is somehow so much more grim and immersive than Remedy's supernatural romp.

So much for the grim dystopia of my imagination.

Why is it, then, that "Loveless," which has been nominated for Best Foreign Film at this year's Academy Awards, should be so much more gripping than grim?

Now, with so much more experience (however grim) in our memory banks, perhaps we might develop more flexible strategies and a certain faith in taking a more patient, long-term approach to organizing for change.

"The material is so grim for so much of the time I had to have some leavening.

Even so, for Mr Mubarak to walk free would be a grim reminder that so much of the promise of Egypt's revolution has fizzled.