Sentences with phrase «bleak reality»

Today's employment market looks grim to everyone, but rural youth face a particularly bleak reality, a report today concluded.

Painters such as Rogers Naylor or Steven S. Walker investigate the warmth and familiarity of an urban coffee shop or street scene, while artists like Leslie Nolan portray the potential bleak reality of urban corporate business.

Trained as a photographer, she records her poetic expressions in nature, creating an enticing, but melancholic take on human urge for love often confronted with bleak reality.

As one very savvy GOP politician said to me, these low brows need something other than their own bleak reality to deal with.

Then, horribly, came bleak reality.

«Bleak Reality in Nan Goldin's «The Ballad of Sexual Dependency,» The New York Times.

Our protagonist is faced with a choice of living in a complete fantasy, one that is idealized, and the all - too - bleak reality of her daily existence.

Will Nintendo talk more about its next steps and acknowledge more of its bleak reality, or will it continue to insist that the Wii U and 3DS portable platforms are viable tentpoles on which to stake its future?

Policy Exchange barely bothers to hide this bleak reality.

But former prisoners will talk on condition of anonymity and the stories they have to tell speak volumes about the bleak reality of Grayling's «right - wing solutions» to reoffending.

By tweaking a course set by President Barack Obama, Trump suggests that he, like Obama and President George W. Bush before him, is facing the bleak reality of Afghanistan: There is no fast or politically palatable way to win, but losing quickly isn't an acceptable option, either.

You're Dead juxtaposes the innocence of childhood with the bleak realities of the adult world.

Danny Madigan (Austin O'Brien) is a lonely 11 - year - old boy who escapes from his bleak reality by glorying in the action adventure movies of his favorite film character, Jack Slater (Arnold Schwarzenegger).

Dirty Computer opens with an ominous voiceover spoken by Monáe, who coldly informs us of the bleak reality we're about to enter.

Technically, Jesse James is gorgeous to look at; the Oscar - worthy cinematography by Roger Deakins captures both the bleak reality and mythic allure of the Old West.

By letting the protagonists speak for themselves, Akerman evokes the bleak reality of racism that made Byrd's murder possible.

Frances Ha explores the bleak reality of Frances, a young woman attempting to forge a career as a dancer in New York while struggling with changes in the relationship dynamic with her best friend, Sophie.

The serial killer movie, perhaps now finally unable to compete with superhero franchises and bleak reality, has been circling the cultural drain for some time.

We can have moments of escape from a bleak reality via stories and movies of imagination and beauty.

The bleak reality is that there's little we can do right now to defend public education against the federal government.

Keith Krueger, CEO of the Consortium for School Networking, or CoSN, said the vote means schools could face a bleak reality of reduced choices, higher prices and fewer innovative tools.

It's an impressive lineup of characters, and an ambitious, multi-faceted story of prejudice, privilege and love that moves from the heady days of a teenage Charleston summer to the bleak realities of AIDS - ravaged San Francisco.

In We Need To Talk About Kevin, Lionel Shriver unveils a bleak reality as the MC reveals feelings about motherhood, marriage, and family kept secret until her young son murders classmates and she is forced to confront her own possible responsibility.

The zombie filled world is presented as a bleak reality of survival and State of Decay 2 succeeds in representing this in its gameplay.

Considering that the OASIS was considered the real world to many — an escape from a bleak reality — the economic benefits of controlling the world was incredible.

While criticism has been directed towards the seemingly superficial approach to depicting a city that currently represents an American tragedy, the scale of the exhibition promotes a vision of activity, even if a bleak reality lies just beneath the surface.

Announced with a look into the bleak reality of modern bourgeois living, a press release follows the exhibition title with text illustrating the story of one Knut and his fiancee Beatrice as they traverse an awfully Bret Easton Ellis-esque landscape of violent nothingness.

It's a bleak reality, but the fact of the matter is that not every young professional is going to nab the internship of their choice.