Sentence examples for dismal part from inspiring English sources

The Tesco corporate headquarters are spread across two low-slung, featureless buildings in an unusually dismal part of Hertfordshire, about half an hour north of London.

The "log of claims" line was "probably the most dismal part of his whole letter," Pearson told Radio National on Monday evening.

"I would characterize it as an oasis in a very dismal part of the year," said Michael Pollock, publisher of the Gaming Industry Observer.

Plenty of Americans, weary of war and anxious about their own plight at home, think that the death of Osama bin Laden should have marked an end to the mission that took 100,000 troops to a distant and dismal part of the world.

(Delpy has co-concocted a truly dismal part for herself).

For his part, Cheever seemed to regard the tragedy as emblematic of the whole ghastly situation aspects of which included the apathetic, feckless administration of a "fourth-rate" university near an embalming school in an utterly, utterly dismal part of Boston.

There are the Nets rookies: Richard Jefferson and Jason Collins, for whom the team's dismal past is part of some ugly myth.

But the market for pet gadgets has been dismal, in large part because of the abundance of novelty goods that are more expensive than practical.

Given the ultimate power of a president -- especially one finishing up his second term in office and hardly beholden to a Republican Congress -- to say "no," Obama's explanation for the dismal failure of part of this country's war policy is, in its admission of weakness, possibly unique in the annals of the modern White House.

The dismal prognosis, in part, relates to the gallbladder lacking a serosal layer adjacent to the liver, enabling hepatic invasion and metastatic progression.

She cut out all the parts she didn't understand--the parts about the grandparents sleeping with each other, the dismal past.