You are watching the end of the bleakest and most terrible age--the breaking down at last of an iron age.
The generation of literary producers in manifestation at that time was responsible for thebleakest products which America will ever have the shame of showing to future generations.
In such a position it will flower in February, and in the bleakest quarter it will open in March.
Compared with the cold waves, the barest strand-- The bleakest rock--a crop of comfort yields.
But ever on the bleakest rock We bid the brightest beacon glow, And still upon the thorniest stock The sweetest roses love to blow.
Silver to-day is less important than tin, however, which has become the principal article of Bolivian export, wrested from the bleakest places here in the Andes, as is the copper of Chile.
The Indians use no head-dress, but support the bleakest rains and hottest suns of those bare plains with naked heads.
In the coldest and bleakest places, the warmest charities still maintain a foothold.
This subterranean fire has its altar in each man's breast; for in the coldest day, and on the bleakest hill, the traveler cherishes a warmer fire within the folds of his cloak than is kindled on any hearth.
This subterranean fire has its altar in each man's breast, for in the coldest day, and on the bleakest hill, the traveller cherishes a warmer fire within the folds of his cloak than is kindled on any hearth.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bleakest" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
