Sentence examples for sort of dismal from inspiring English sources
It was a cheering surprise, the sort of dismal shape you could be in and still get into some maenadic self-harmer's pants.
And their tunes are terrific while their lyrics deal in the sort of dismal minutiae that will be familiar to anyone who has endured the breakdown of a relationship.
"The past three years, not just on Facebook but in the world, things have been really gross and sort of dismal and sort of a big fat bummer," Pearrish says.
"The past three years, not just on Facebook but in the world, things have been really gross and sort of dismal and sort of a big fat bummer," Parrish says.
Yesterday, Mr Silver noted that Mr Obama does not face the sort of profoundly dismal economic conditions that sunk Jimmy Carter.
"At first it looked kind of dismal".
Cattelan's funniest and most telling gesture, in a dismal sort of way, may be his "6th Caribbean Biennial," of 1999.
I don't think it was Romney's "true" self being exposed, but it was bad enough: An example of how his consultant's willingness to play to his audience's expectations can lead to the most dismal sort of pandering, and a window into a portion of the Republican mind that deserves rejection and defeat.
But those pictures sort of made it look like a dismal, dreary version of Office Space (I know Seattle is cloudy all the time, but come on).
The authors ask the sort of questions that only occur to dismal scientists.
