Sentence examples similar to dismal hero from inspiring English sources
If there is a hero to this dismal story it's David Walsh, a journalist with The Sunday Times of London.
Lewis is a dismal institution's griot, a historical actor and hero capable of telling the most complex and painful of American stories — the story of race.
France sought salvation in the Vichy regime of its First World War hero, Marshal Henri Philippe Petain, and embarked on four dismal years of collaboration with Hitler's New Order in Europe, an episode that still haunts its history.
Story Creation presents me with 12 sequential sections of the story - and already my heart sinks, because we start with The Lovers Together, move through Hero's Bemoaning of Fate and All Looking Dismal - Hero Near Death amongst others, and end with Antagonist's and Hero's Exile or Going Into Sunset.
There is a chance you'll know him as George from My Hero, an early-noughties sitcom which ran for 51 dismal episodes.
That's 4% of all superhero projects since 1984 and that shamefully dismal percentage drops precipitously once we start adding up all of the hero films before 1984.
Even such sentimental comedy-dramas as Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life (1946) have been cited as "noir-ish" by critics who find in its suicidal hero and bleak depiction of small-town life a tone suitably dismal for film noir.
Dismal streets, dismal lives.
"It's dismal, very dismal".
DISMAL economies are often dismal for economists.
Risk management was dismal.
