drear उदाहरण वाक्य

The bare utterance of the syllabic sameness still sears the practical man, for the identical duo dredges up the fear and drear of his cognominally challenged childhood.
The Skugs were genetically engineered to serve man back in 2935, but didn't work out well and eventually came into the services of Draxon Drear.
Bront?continues with the metaphor of life as the " Ocean ", using adjectives such as " dark " and " drear " to describe it negatively.
His itinerary from this point is what makes Johnston's book not just picaresquely entertaining but also powerfully dug into the drear and bitter soil of his locale.
Changing the script, Nelson said, Well who do you think I am . . . Drear Pewson ? " The audience laughed for almost 30 seconds.

"The Penguin Guide to Jazz " notes that " while the more upbeat music draws succour from some fine improvising, the ballad seems merely drear ."
But then, one midnight drear, a miracle happens and the Comte finds himself in an awkward position ( literally ) and suddenly, it's Easter Sunday morning.
Announcer Don Wilson was supposed to say he heard that Jack bought a new suit on Drew Pearson, but said the name wrong; Don said " Drear Pewson ".
As he strode to the plate in the fifth inning, a thunderous applause arose from a crowd that otherwise had been all but dormant in the gray drear of the Fens.
What has amazed critics about " Rent " is the unsentimental joy and celebration of community that its playwright was able to find and evoke among the dread and drear around him.