Sentence examples for terribly bleak from inspiring English sources

"Things look terribly bleak at the moment.

It's possible to watch "Gone Girl" and feel that you have seen something terribly bleak.

But what a great show this is - at the same time funny and terribly bleak.

Once Mr. Alden seizes on a concept, he tends to take it all the way, sometimes too much so, as in his fascinating production of Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte" for City Opera, which was, by the end, terribly bleak.

It was a notably grownup show, both in treating gay love and love-making no differently from the way that heterosexual relationships have been televised for decades, and in concluding with a terribly bleak flashback scene which, involving a mother watching her adult son gasping for breath in a cruel pseudo-womb, daringly merged birth and death.

The hardest thing about imagining the future of public education is that the present is so terribly bleak.

It is all so terribly, terribly stark.

Within weeks he wrote: "A terrible place, indeed the worst prison I have been in... terribly cold and bleak and foggy on the Dartmoor and wild ponies are very plentiful.

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.

There is nothing terribly happy about Kids, Larry Clark's hyperreal, debauched and bleak portrayal of 1990s youth, but that it remains relevant 20 years on is testament to its brilliance.

Many of the projects were either premature (subway stations standing lonely in bleak landscapes waiting for a town to arrive), not terribly productive (motorways in the hinterland rather than between the biggest cities) or not needed at all.That investment splurge means that infrastructure spending may have peaked already.