Use of the word bleak in a sentence example

bleak

Last update: May 17, 2017

The night after the storm was a bleak night. [adjective]

Bleak winds of the North Atlantic. [Please select]

Since Sarah is not taking her antidepressants, she has a bleak outlook on life. [adjective]

It was a hidden sun, and the day was bleak with clouds and driving winds. [adjective]

At the funeral, the widow looked bleak and lost. [noun]

Richard grew bleak in a moment. [Please select]

In the winter the landscape is bleak and the house is drafty. [Please select]

Wasson sewing and his own eyes fixed speculatively on the mountain range, close, bleak and mysterious. [Please select]

He halted, mirroring their surprise, and stood staring down at them with a bleak, hard look. [Please select]

The sufferings of the emigrants in their bleak camp were too dreadful to be described. [Please select]

Far mountains lifting their bleak ridges above bare brown hills thirsting for rain. [Please select]

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