Sentence examples for feeling dismal from inspiring English sources

I would get back on my bike and cycle home, feeling dismal.

Blow hoots with laughter all the time, I discover, even when she is feeling dismal and talking about depression and her recent nervous collapse, the pressures of fashion and her broken heart, which she also does a lot.

THE figures still look dismal.

A feeling of dismal dreariness creeps over me.

He was feeling downright dismal.

DAVID FRUM sums up my own feelings about the dismal state of America's conservative movement exactly: A movement that had begun as an intellectual one now scornfully pooh-poohed the need for people in government to know anything much at all.

As for Nova Scotia, he recalled it as the site of a bad trout-fishing expedition with his grandfather, including a "horrible after sea-sick feeling" and a few "dismal low-tide gulls".

To further avoid the rather dismal prospect of feeling regret at the passing of your time in research, I believe that, like Olympian athletes, we should all feel honoured to have competed, even if we end up being knocked out of the competition in the second round.

But feeling the urgency of the dismal job market, recently he proposed using some leftover money from the Troubled Asset Relief Program TARPP), originally allocated for bailing out failing banks, to lend to small businesses to create jobs.

Recent polling on the GOP's health care plans have reported feelings ranging from tepid to dismal.

(I also left feeling slightly better about my own dismal soccer skills.