Sentence examples for dismal impression from inspiring English sources

They create the dismal impression that they have corrupted a customs officer.After a bit the eavesdropping gets rather conspicuous, and they look at the unwanted observer with undisguised dislike.

But his dismal first impression had now spread throughout German political circles and the public.

It would be wrong to overlook former corporate leaders just because of the dismal general impression of the breed right now.

He added that Mr Rostowski's later dismissal was a coincidence.Even so, the public impression is dismal.

He was feeling downright dismal.

This dismal performance left dismal scientists feeling appropriately dismal.

How long can the favourable impression created by Mr Lewis outlast a dismal reality?

Ferrari have been grabbing a lot of headlines in testing so far, with a series of fast laps creating the impression they have made a step forward after a dismal 2014 which led to major upheaval within the team, including several top-level sackings, including that of short-lived team principal Marco Mattiacci.

Dismal streets, dismal lives.

"It's dismal, very dismal".

DISMAL economies are often dismal for economists.