Sentence examples for notably dismal from inspiring English sources
There are alternatives of sorts – the Dutch winger Steven Berghuis is a work in progress but played for half an hour, hitting one notably dismal set piece that barely got off the ground, while the Colombian forward Victor Ibarbo made a vaguely promising cameo.
These were interspersed with other hits, including the Rambo action films, Cliffhanger and the Expendables series, and a fair few duds, notably his dismal forays into comedy such as Stop!
Of course, he still finds time for his passions, most notably what he considers the dismal state of contemporary architecture.
After all, the case for cynicism is compelling.There have been several false dawns during those 15 dismal years, most notably in 1996-98 when an incipient recovery turned into a fresh recession and produced both a banking crisis and an apparent enthusiasm for reform.
The immediate challenge requires investment to deal with historic bottlenecks: dismal health, poor education and derelict infrastructure, notably in transportation and power generation.
Sales have been particularly dismal in those states hardest hit by foreclosures, most notably in California and Florida, which make up about 30percentt of the company's store base.
The film has achieved a not-so-dismal 42/100 rating at Metacritic, but all the top reviews are from the US (notably Chicago, Boston and Miami), whereas all the UK reviews surveyed by the site offer a score of 40 or lower.
Dismal streets, dismal lives.
"It's dismal, very dismal".
This dismal performance left dismal scientists feeling appropriately dismal.
