Sentence examples for too dismal from inspiring English sources

If it was too dismal on center court for one match, it was too dismal for Corretja's.

Economics and politics are too dismal to write about without having some fun along the way.

Though the story takes place at night, the lighting is too dismal.

But Mr. Townsend said that the current advertising picture was too dismal.

To many economists, Professor Silver's dismal forecast is, well, too dismal.

"It's too dismal," Mr. Vidal said, the morning after President Clinton gave his valedictory speech to the assembled Democrats.

Many are too dark and dismal for my sunny sensibilities (Homeland, Scandal).

And the physical result is too often dismal, inspiring nimby reactions to new development proposals.

His experiences of filmmaking in Britain have been too often dismal – with glorious exceptions.

Red Sox fans had seen too many dismal reverses, too many bad bounces, since the last pennant in 1986, since Babe Ruth was sold in 1920, since the Sox last won a World Series in 1918.

They must be allowed their place in that society, they must be given scope and opportunity and responsibility to run it themselves.The men who ruled the country in 1913 were still ruling it in 1923, and in all too many dismal cases were still doing so in 1939.