Sentence examples for dismal feel from inspiring English sources

Also don't decorate with dark, dismal colors, because it will give a dark, dismal feel.

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

The more dismal you feel, the more you panic.

Things seem pretty dismal, and you feel helpless, a victim who can't help, can't bring about change, but you're wrong, you absolutely can and if you follow these 10 steps, I promise that you will.

Back on the boat I felt dismal.

The room (as pleasant as the people were) felt dismal.

The whole hoo-ha was, he felt, dismal, idiotic, absurd and pathetic.

Walking through the dismal Leipzig suburbs feels like being transported back 20 years: there are potholes, weeds growing through the tarmac, dozens of uniform grey apartment blocks.

Other elements contribute an effect that is slightly off kilter: the acoustics are dismal, the furniture feels flimsy, and the paper menus — complete with a MapQuest-esque printout of the restaurant's location — look amateurish.

And you can feel that dismal dichotomy: While this nicer facility exists in the very same hospital, it's not what most Brownsville residents will get to see.

Not everyone feels completely dismal about Kenya at the moment.