Sentence examples similar to a cheerless day from inspiring English sources

What relief — at midafternoon — to leave the E.R. at last, to escape the unmistakable disinfectant smell, if only to step outside into a cold, cheerless February day!

This makes Veterans Day a cheerless holiday for far too many veterans.

The other day, Alan Gartner sat in a cheerless downtown conference room, looking like the college professor he is in coat and tie and with hands clasped in front of him.

BEIJING — The chief United States representative to human rights discussions with China offered a cheerless portrait of those talks after their conclusion on Thursday, saying the United States was worried by "a serious backsliding" of freedoms in China and at loggerheads with Beijing officials over many aspects of the issue.

It's a cheerless but intriguing place.

The British humorist and illustrator, Robert Seymour led a cheerless life.

Is there cheer to be found in such a cheerless time?

It was a cheerless place at that time in the morning.

They found that people wanted humor, even in a cheerless economy.

This is a cheerless book lacking in the essential ingredients of humour and humanity.

What's tougher is finding a cheap hotel that isn't a cheerless concrete block.