Sentence examples for appears glum from inspiring English sources

Even Charline von Heyl, an abstract painter of abundant zest and charm, appears glum, as Elms has chosen to represent her with a wall of thirty-six puritanically black-white-and-gray combinations of painting, drawing, and collage.

At times he appeared glum, especially as right-wingers sang his praises.

In May and June, the president openly appeared glum in public.

At Prime Minister's Questions Mr Corbyn took on David Cameron over floods and alleged cuts to flood defences - but the mood on his benches appeared glum.

Appearing glum as partial returns were announced, Mr. Koizumi said in a television interview: "Our stance for reform has not changed.

Yet in public, in front of the cameras, he can often appear glum, with a hangdog demeanour that does little to inspire confidence.

Only 30 out of 80 ponies had made it to the pen, but the day was bright and invigorating and nobody appeared glum or jaded.

It wasn't far from the truth; after all, he didn't mean to appear glum, and was embarrassed to have been caught sulking.

Although many speculate her marriage was a sham, Kim appears woefully glum in the interview, telling Glamour she's re-evaluating many of her dreams.

It was a clever touch to have Will appear, looking glum, from behind a sliding elevator door, echoing the hotel elevator ride from last season; it was less clever, a little irritating even, when a reference to "last night" was thrown in just to confuse the audience.

He appears dazed and glum.