Sentence examples for dismal love from inspiring English sources

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This is not just because dismal scientists love to reduce everything to dollars and cents.

So dismal was his love life that in the summer of 1996, Mr. Blier emphatically declared that he was "Not.

Fashion was spontaneous and about getting things done.' From there, he went on to St Martin's college in London and loved it - loved the work, loved being in London (even though he was living in a dismal squat in Tottenham), and loved seeing all the Soho characters in the streets around St Martin's.

Its proponents aren't exactly renowned for their quixotic tendencies and, by the authors' own admission, economics is synonymous with "the dismal science", not the language of love.

He grew up on the Sound in Greenwich, Conn., and saw the dismal changes in the waters he loved.

To reverse Russia's dismal birth rate, polygamy will be permitted, free love encouraged and childbirth required, "like military service for men".

Set in Saint Petersburg, it tells of an abstracted young man, Vasily Mikhailovich Ordynov, and his obsessive love for Katerina, the wife of a dismal husband whom Ordynkov perceives as a malignant fortune-teller or mystic.

"Mad Love," made in Hollywood in 1935, was a dismal, static horror movie — an American version of a German film directed by the same man who had directed "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari".

People had high hopes for the Nexus 5 making things better, but photos barely improved versus the dismal Nexus 4. Don't get me wrong: I love Google's Nexus devices and the 5 is otherwise a great phone.

Things aren't as bleak and dismal as they appear to be, but the media falls in love with a story — everybody wants to shoot Goliath".