Sentence examples for through the dismal from inspiring English sources
The disappointment of messianic expectations through the dismal eclipse of the pretender Shabbetai Tzevi increased interest in occult speculation and in the mystical lore of the Kabbala.
Walking through the dismal Leipzig suburbs feels like being transported back 20 years: there are potholes, weeds growing through the tarmac, dozens of uniform grey apartment blocks.
Mariam stays seated behind the stage, letting a Wassoulou singer, Fantani Touré, take the mic for much of the evening; Amadou leads the band, but his guitar sound is horribly shredded through the dismal PA system.
Mr. Burke has been stressing patience through the dismal start of this season, the senior executive said, and has told people his chief job now "is to keep everybody in the company from driving the development people crazy" in expecting some kind of quick turnaround.
His panoramic view of the Idomeni refugee camp in Greece is a vast tableau of small human dramas: almost cartoonlike figures gathered outside of a tent; a man walking purposefully through the dismal, debris-strewn landscape; the knots of people, shadowy buildings and figures all reflected in the still water in the foreground.
The crews train hard through the dismal English winter.
It will be solvent through 2041 even under the dismal 1.8percentt economic growth rate assumed by the Social Security actuaries under the most-cited "intermediate" projection for the program.
Where the high priests of the dismal science see opportunity through the magic of the market's invisible hand, Joe Sixpack sees a threat to his livelihood.
Estée Lauder is in an even tighter position because it sells pricey high-end brands, and it is also exposed to the dismal travel-retail sector through its presence in airport duty-free shops.
Economics, the dismal science, practiced this for four decades through 2000 with a defense of the Efficient Market Hypothesis.
Despite the dismal progress in most of the targets, some good news shone through.
