Sentence examples for dismal quality from inspiring English sources

The fresh mozzarella with tomatoes and anchovies was flawed by the dismal quality of the tomatoes.

It goes without saying that Limp Bizkit's whiny poor-me rap contributes hugely to the dismal quality of this film.

"What Corporate America Cannot Build: A Sentence" makes several correct comments about the dismal quality of communication skills and commerce.

"I have repeatedly commented on the dismal quality and misleading conclusions of Boiron-sponsored research on my blog," he said.

Another specter was being medically sustained in an utterly dismal quality of life – such as permanent unconsciousness without awareness or interaction with one's environment.

Surely the dismal quality of a layabout's work -- or lack of it -- will be apparent (as will the gentle snoring sounds emanating from his cubicle).

And yet, somehow, no matter how long and committed her earnest public service, she was less trusted than Trump, a flim-flam man who cheated his customers, investors, and contractors; a hollow man whose countless statements and behavior reflect a human being of dismal qualities — greedy, mendacious, and bigoted.

But China, responding to dismal air quality, has promised to close a thousand coal mines and has increased its use of renewable fuels.

But welcome or not, they're almost always of dismal artistic quality.

But heat is only part of the problem for big cities; rising temperatures can worsen already-dismal air quality, for example, by increasing the number of high-ozone days.

The Internet has allowed people to talk to one another through their computers since the early 1990's, but the technology was complex and the sound quality dismal.