Sentence examples for dismal view from inspiring English sources

Pundits of psychology promoted this dismal view without mercy.

Orpen painted this dismal view of war's landscape in 1918.

Their dismal view of state action swept first their own parties, then their countries.

But people here took an equally dismal view of the government's performance.

Somehow I doubt it; it would be a dismal view of humanity.

The dominant dismal view is that rapid technological innovation has been gobbling up jobs faster than it is creating them.

But it's also true that she could do a lot to improve those dismal views of her husband -- and improve her own image ratings in the meantime.

Tell us if you agree with Dr. Keller's argument that, in general, America's white-collar class seeks too much meaning from work, while its blue-collar class harbors too dismal a view of labor?

Strategists for both parties said it was too early to tell what impact the episode might have on Congressional elections now five weeks away but said at a minimum it could lower the already dismal public view of incumbents and discourage conservative voters.

The books strongly polarised the scientific community, and one reviewer described his ideas of sociobiology as "extreme" and giving "a dismal, unappealing view of humanity".

To brighten the room yet block light and the dismal ground-floor view, the students hung colorful ribbons from tension rods.