Sentence examples for bit dismal from inspiring English sources

Thought that between the songs squawking is a bit dismal.

On their own, they're a bit dismal, as empty stages always are.

Pint from £3.20, 69-76 Regent Street, 01223 323405, grainstore-cambridge.co.uk It looks a bit dismal from outside, but this student-friendly pub (Anglia Ruskin University is nearby), with its pizza oven, film nights and firm focus on craft beer, is a find.

Though the new statistics were a bit less dismal than many economists had forecast, they did nothing to relieve gloom about Japan's prospects.

Bit by bit a dismal light infiltrates the darkness.

It has not hurt that the performance of Pioneer's growth fund has recovered a bit after a dismal 1999.

Nowadays, it's a huge tourist attraction, not because of that dismal bit of Bavarian history but because it boasts a special atmosphere and decent beer – in particular the nutty, toasted Dunkel, the traditional dark lager of Munich.

Twee, tweedy and populated by the kind of people who think that the name Shepherd's Bush is a bit risque, this dismal British comedy is about as cinematic as a teatime television sitcom from the 1970s.

The upshot is that competition among economics textbooks makes learning the dismal science a bit less dismal.

And while the restrictions may have only made a dismal winter a bit worse, they carry the sting of ill will.

Still, for the first time in a long while, even we practitioners of the dismal science can afford a bit of optimism.