Sentence examples for a dismal view from inspiring English sources

Somehow I doubt it; it would be a dismal view of humanity.

Within the British economy particularly, there is evidence that recent personal experience is feeding through into a dismal view of distant future horizons.

It's too bad that before the war began, Mr. Friedman could not see that an administration with such a dismal view of government would be inherently incapable of creating a good one.

The collapse of Carlyle Capital provided markets with a dismal view of what could follow for leveraged financial services.

There are many naysayers who would condemn us all to a dismal view of the role of business in society, but we hold a more hopeful outlook.

Israeli officials suggest that the sides are making progress, but Mr. Malki, a political independent, presented a more dismal view.

IT'S obviously good news (unless you have a pretty dismal view of humanity) that we are living longer, both in the developed world and in the developing world.

The American Iron and Steel Institute, the industry's main trade association, commissioned research asking just that question, and discovered that even well-educated, not-so-average Washingtonians had a pretty dismal view of steel.

A more dismal view would note that the increased funding is less than half the annual amounts the NHS has been getting since 2000, and falls short of Derek Wanless's recommendations to a previous chancellor in 2002.

Unfortunately the labor market presents a more dismal view.

Only if you subscribe to a particularly dismal view of the future, but! this does seem to have some real applications for location-based VR experiences in the future, though they'll have to shrink stuff down a bit first.