Sentence examples for a dismal message from inspiring English sources
You argue that rejecting the United States-Colombia free trade agreement "would send a dismal message to allies the world over that the United States is an unreliable partner".
"But holding for HMRC's helpline has hit them in the pocket too – a serious concern for those on low incomes and a dismal message to send to small businesses, the self-employed and anyone else simply seeking advice".
That post followed an equally dismal message on Xinhua's Twitter feed 24 hours earlier alongside a photograph of the medals table showing China behind Great Britain.
But the most dismal message we could send is that we are not concerned by the egregious and systematic violence against Colombian workers, near-total impunity for the perpetrators of that violence, and the failure of President Álvaro Uribe's government to reform its labor laws.
Mr. Woodward devotes most of his walking, reading and looking not to the dismal messages but to the consolations.
He said Wilders's 2013 speaking tour was a "dismal failure" because his message did not resonate with the majority of Australians.
"The Real Deal," a kind of technomystery, supposes one day in America when all satellite communication is interrupted — save for the text messages appearing on people's cellphones, each one a dismal statistic regarding the state of the world.
The No campaign has been a dismal, negative one from the start – in contrast it is the Yes campaign's message of opportunity which promises a victory of hope over fear on Thursday".
Senior Tory MPs are worried that their message is failing to resonate with the voters – particularly after such a dismal succession of headlines for the Prime Minister – and are privately preparing for the possibility of a hung parliament.
He scored a dismal 12.733.
