Sentence examples for ugliest days from inspiring English sources

During the ugliest days of the Soviet era, Savitsky, who died in 1984, managed to collect thousands of paintings and other works by artists experimenting in a brash, avant-garde style that was dramatically at odds with the drab realism favored by the Stalin government.

During the ugliest days of the economic meltdown, many financial institutions took a different tack than this.

It is the ugliest days that are the most wonderful ones for being neighbors.

This law harkens back to some of Alabama's ugliest days when overt racism ran rampant throughout the state.

The scenes in Republican mayoral candidate Joe Lhota's new TV ad recall the city's ugliest days — days that Lhota says could return if New Yorkers elect his rival, Democrat Bill de Blasio, on Nov. 5.

He vividly recalls the ugly days of apartheid.

On Wednesday afternoon, Ms. Gillibrand reflected on how far she had come since those first ugly days after her appointment.

"We have been brought back to the ugly days of the past," said State Senator Liz Krueger, a Democrat from Manhattan.

"It harkens back to some ugly days in the history of this state," said the Rev. Raphael Warnock of Ebenezer Baptist Church, who visited Mr. Davis on Monday.

At first, I think I only wanted to talk with them, just I was doing with others then, to reëstablish something safe and habitual with a trustworthy presence who didn't understand the horrific event any better than I did, or perhaps, in a different way, simply to fill up the ugly days with talk, as we were all doing.

We wonder what he thinks when he learns that he has bought food to last through the first ugly days of seige, or whe; he is urged to bombproof his house at a cost of $60 a room It is hard to believe that he can sit indifferently while the guns rust, the food rots, the chemicals dry up in the mas masks.