Sentence examples for dismal portrait from inspiring English sources
These days, the numbers paint a dismal portrait.
There's no accountability, no transparency, no rule of law .The article, which is well worth perusing, paints a dismal portrait of life in the emirate.
Figures compiled by the Guardian paint a dismal portrait of women artists exhibiting in major galleries, in the UK and abroad.
A team from Reading University recently conducted interviews with children who came to Kids Company, which painted a dismal portrait of need.
Half the Sky, the recent book looking at the state of women around the globe, painted a dismal portrait of a world where women are increasingly trafficked and sold into slavery (and this happens here too).
Half the Sky, the recent book looking at the state of women around the globe, painted a dismal portrait of a world where women are increasingly trafficked and sold into slavery (and this happens here too).
There was no fuss about this unadventurous decision of the judges, who are the director and trustees of the Art Gallery of New South Wales, plus a couple of painters, perhaps because all the other submissions for the portrait prize were dismal.
At the National Portrait Gallery, 37-year-old Nicholas Cullinan arrived announcing an enticing swap of portraits with Russia, and Penelope Curtis's dismal reign at Tate Britain ended with the appointment of Alex Farquaharson, contemporary specialist.
Dismal streets, dismal lives.
"It's dismal, very dismal".
