Príklady bleak

• Even in the bleakest of times she not only keeps herself going but encourages others around her never to give up hope.

• Most journalists and military historians, however, paint a bleaker picture.

• The ' deprived ' dimension paints a bleak assessment, and includes deprivation, graffiti, lack of safety and unfriendly [people].

• Rather than the stereotypical merry sidekick, this interpretation gave us a much bleaker, more passionate character.

• To this bleak picture there were exceptions, however.

• The situation became even bleaker after the war.

• The hallways are clean, without graffiti, and violence-free, contrasting with the bleak and violence-ridden surrounding urban environment.

• More pertinently, the prospects for a public education strategy which would bring subjective and objective risk into step seem pretty bleak.

• There are brilliant individual scholars sprinkled over the country, but the overall picture is bleak.

• Even in the 1930s, housing conditions were bleak but with the growth of population they deteriorated further.

• Many of the respondents noted a need for outside stimulation to take the men's minds off their bodies and potentially bleak prospects.

• The novel fleshes out the world that these characters exist in, at times presenting a future even bleaker than the one depicted in the film.

• Very poor people, after all, are widely held to conduct bleak but essentially uncomplicated lives.

• They're very bleak and very personal pictures of a corrupt world in which he felt he was living.

• The prospects for developing countries initiating control programmes de novo are bleak.