Sentence examples for a gloom of from inspiring English sources
Beyond is a narrow dirt track, tramping out of sight in a gloom of dense foliage.
Many of her later works consist of entire enclosed environments in which solitary beds, chairs and bottles stare across at each other balefully through a gloom of entrapment.
He has vivid memories of operating solo behind the lines in North Vietnam -- "ghosting through a gloom of fronds and lianas; profession predator, older than whoring".
Amidst a sordid gloom of human rights accusations, America needs to finally act with sensibility.
I leave Rendell with the photographer, happily staging a shot in the gloom of a Westminster afternoon.
Watching the sets being struck was nonetheless an antidote to the gloom of a show's closing.
"We're not a gloom and doom type of city," Mitchell said.
The study of the doctor who runs the asylum: "a private red gloom of papers and piled books".
The early works were both conventional and, according to the critic Charles Johnston, "utterly unIrish", seeming to come out of a "vast murmurous gloom of dreams".
"Krisana" (whose title translates as "Fallen") is an existential detective story with the austere gloom of a European art film.
Lund is a thin bundle of neuroses plunged into the gloom of a bad sweater.
