Sentence examples for much dismal from inspiring English sources

Sir Crispin Tickell calls economics "not so much dismal as half-witted".Environmentalists are quick to accuse their opponents in business of having vested interests.

Audiences can only handle so much dismal reality.

Technically not so much a dismal defence as a full-on political attack.

And that is a much more dismal commentary on the state of Hollywood than the success of "Transformers 2" is.

At the same time, the Fox network got much more dismal results for its own drama premiere Monday night, of "The Mob Doctor".

AMONG the indignities that one may suffer when renting a Manhattan apartment — too little space for too much money, dismal natural light, tiresome flights of stairs, creepy neighbors — the lack of a dishwasher is high on many lists.

One of the main reasons for the decline in President Bush's credibility is the disconnect between the rosy economic scenarios his administration keeps touting and the much more dismal real-life experience of millions of American families.

Mr. Kagame, speaking in an interview while in New York to attend a General Assembly special session on AIDS, drew a much more dismal picture of the Congolese situation than did a delegation of Security Council members who toured the region last month.

But without public sector unions, American democracy would be in a much more dismal state.

The world would be a much shittier, dismal place if it weren't for weirdos like Oliver Shayne, Chromat, Jeremy Scott, and Phillipe Blond making things sexy, fun, and fierce while the rest of us hump the bed alone on a Saturday night after drinking a six pack of Coors and eating a burrito.

This situation is even much more dismal for proteins of model organisms, since almost all small molecules are being developed for human targets.