Sentence examples for is particularly dismal from inspiring English sources
Spain's performance is particularly dismal.
The airport is particularly dismal: cramped, squalid, with rude staff and far too few flights.One of the few routes to Lemberg is via Warsaw, where your diarist nearly misses his connection because of a huge queue at an inadequate transit point.
Black teenage unemployment rates are particularly dismal.
Yet among Mayans the turnout was particularly dismal.
But Week 12 was particularly dismal for those quarterbacks.
"The Department of State score (37percentt) was particularly dismal," it reads at one point.
Still, as Starboard points out, rightly, Olive Garden's sales have been particularly dismal.
The situation for nurses was particularly dismal – earning just £50 a month, compared to £300 for a junior doctor.
The third quarter was particularly dismal, with 11 net yards on 12 offensive plays for zero first downs.
IT WAS an annus horribilis for many technology firms, but last year was particularly dismal for Microsoft, the world's largest software company.
London's food was particularly dismal when Michael began his food journalism career – its lowest-common-denominator high point was fish and chips, which could sometimes be good.
