Sentence examples for dismal I from inspiring English sources

"When I see things are dismal, I feel compelled to make things better," she said.

At the beginning of this year, when all seemed dark and dismal, I wrote a column for the late Portfolio in which I made the optimistic case.

She remembers the first series – which was on ITV and starred Harry Enfield in what would later be Neil Morrissey's role – as being "pretty dismal; I was quite sure we wouldn't make another series.

To come back to Weybridge, to come back to an ugly house a mile from the station, an old fussy exacting mother … without a novel, & with no power to write one this is dismal, I expect, at the age of 43.

"It's dismal, I'm not going to lie to you," Mr. Calagione said.

The former presented a less dismal situation; i.e. while according to ENDEMAIN unplanned pregnancies in the Amazon accounted for 43.3% of all pregnancies, local data for Orellana found that they were as high as 62.7%.

My glass can't quite persuade me I am old – In that respect my ageing eyes are kind – But when I see a photograph, I'm told The dismal truth: I've left my youth behind.

"I realized that I could reframe the whole dismal picture I had created," she says.

Regardless of how this man-exploiting company decides to use me, I will continue to hold my head high and remember the dismal place I came from and how I deserve to be treated like a piece of meat.

As our 1Miami members from Little Haiti to Little Havana reflected on this dismal meeting, I thought about the stories I heard of Miamians, such as Rosalba Campos.

It was one of the most dismal songs I've probably ever heard, so I can't even give you a rational explanation as to why I never sought out more.