Sentence examples for sombre view from inspiring English sources

His sombre view of history explains why he tries to block pork of any kind.

But plenty of other diplomats and generals (including the head of Britain's army) have taken a more sombre view.

Four years ago, the FBI took a sombre view of the threat to American civilian and military personnel serving in….

Four years ago, the FBI took a sombre view of the threat to American civilian and military personnel serving in Europe & the Middle East but judged the US all but invulnerable to Middle East terrorists.

This relatively sombre view seemed to be confirmed by the unexpectedly poor industrial production numbers for August released on October 10th.India may not have escaped the global contagion, but it's not all bad news.

His book about those days is "The Hole in the Flag: an Exile's Story of Return and Revolution".He takes a sombre view of the country's progress since then:[Romania's] communist legacy didn't end with the assassination of the Ceaușescus by their inner circle.

With harrowing tales of rape, police brutality and social stigma, it made for sombre viewing.

"The Lives of Others" (Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, 2006): A sombre, heartbreaking view of artistic life in the East German police state in 1984.

No matter what the subject, Hardy devoted his poetry to laying out his magnificently sombre, completely disillusioned view of the world.

Here, gentle parkland slips past three vast and sombre cemeteries; the views over the city stretch far beyond the bizarre-looking 1976 Olympic Stadium.

Hundreds of clerks dressed in sombre black are spilling into view, a tumult of monochrome uniformity swimming towards the offices that will swallow them in.