Sentence examples for seem dismal from inspiring English sources

For most places, that figure would seem dismal.

Although Cassidy agrees with Kamarck that Obama's chances seem dismal when you look at economic and political models, he says that the more the Republicans say and the more they define their plans, the bigger opportunity there is for Obama.

The macros seem dismal and the market stands efficiently priced at 15 times forward 12 months earnings.

Intern solutions: With reduced demand for interns combined with the elimination of jobs by technology, the prospects for interns might seem dismal.

Although the outlook on metastatic melanoma may seem dismal, cases such as those reported should provide patients with tangible evidence and some hope that their fight against advanced melanoma is not uniformly, nor irrevocably, futile.

Yes, things may seem dismal, even hopeless, but that's not necessarily true.

All this seems dismal to Poland's EU partners, who want a calm neighbour that plays by the rules.

Until November 4th, the prospect of recovering America's battered image around the world seemed dismal at best.

With his political future seeming dismal, Bush sold his house in Houston and bought his grandfather's estate in Kennebunkport, Maine, known as "Walker's Point".

At the beginning of this year, when all seemed dark and dismal, I wrote a column for the late Portfolio in which I made the optimistic case.

The body may decline, may seem a dismal reflection of what went before, but the mind has a healthy continuity, and some kind of inbuilt fidelity to itself, a coherence over time.