Sentence examples for dismal enough from inspiring English sources
Its overall rank is dismal enough, at 65.
But things are dismal enough without headline writers coming along to make them seem even worse.
The Rangers' 3-1 loss to Montreal at Madison Square Garden was dismal enough on its own.
When it's late and cold and dismal enough, passengers on a train can be convinced that they have seen Stalin's ghost on a subway platform.
It's a dismal enough anniversary — marked with scant attention by the finest art show in New York this summer, "No Limits, Just Edges: Jackson Pollock Paintings on Paper," at the Guggenheim — but glamorous, in its way.
It's a dismal prospect - enough to have us weeping over our keyboards, while taking nips from a bottle of absinthe.
We find Shirley (Ms. Ivey) in her dismal Liverpool kitchen — enough to depress anybody, thanks to Frank J. Alberino's spot-on scenic design — on a weekday afternoon in the 1980s, sipping a glass of riesling and talking to the wall as she prepares eggs and chips for her working-class husband, Joe.
Last week we talked about how even dismal bank earnings were enough to lift the beaten-down sector.
The dismal economic prospects should be enough to dislodge Mr. Orban and his followers, replacing these dilettante court adherents with an administration of technocrats until the next scheduled elections, in 2014.
The question for Mr. Obama and his party over the next month is whether that cohesion is enough, in a dismal midterm election year, on an issue that has thwarted every Democratic president since Franklin Roosevelt.
