Sentence examples for to be grim from inspiring English sources

The Aboriginal experience continued to be grim.

This is going to be grim.

— It is getting harder for Nick Saban to be grim.

The immediate implications would, indeed, appear to be grim.

The figure is likely to be grim, showing an economy that grew barely, if at all.

Ancient medical practitioners sometimes cut tumors out, but the prognosis was known to be grim.

When it started to be grim-faced and serious and unsmiling – even rugby, especially rugby – the jollity drained out of it.

Expatriate life is also shown to be grimmer than the reality of large and spacious houses enjoyed by diplomats in Kabul.

If they are not reconnected, the costs to them and to society will be grim.

Binyamin Netanyahu, when he was Israel's prime minister, offered 1%.The alternative to negotiations could be grim.

But it would also be grim to contemplate the arts being serious and important all the time.