dismally

Dismally she thought that nothing would be the same again.

What a morning this was developing into, she thought dismally.

Oh, no, Michael thought dismally, as he took his seat again.

"Nothing is ever like what you think it's going to be," she thought dismally.

Will stood in the middle of the cabin, looking around dismally.

Six to one are just bad odds, he decided dismally.

If my mind is going, let me not fade dismally away.

Even small stocks, which have done dismally this year, had a good day.

There is something dismally authentic about this, to be sure.

I'm going home, she thought dismally, but walked on anyway.

I ought to know if anybody does, she thought dismally.

If it was possible that anything could be fresh in his mind at this point, he thought dismally.

Here and there small groups of men huddled about, dismally.

Yes, I regret coming down here, all right, he thought dismally.

John failed dismally, however, when he set up any business with a partner.

So the child has only me, and I am dismally inexperienced as a father.

Not only had her plan failed dismally, but she'd made a fool of herself as well.

But John, despite my best efforts to help him at the last minute, failed dismally.

So anyone who has managed a fund before, no matter how dismally, can probably land a job doing it again.

She was immediately followed by a little child, who came in crying dismally.

On the other side of the door the air shrieked dismally.

He wondered dismally what was happening to him on this world.

The way he always did when we fought, Wendy thought dismally.

More proof, she thought dismally, as if she'd needed it.