The phrase "as morose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare someone's mood or demeanor to that of being morose, typically in a simile or descriptive context.
Example: "After hearing the bad news, she felt as morose as a rainy day."
Alternatives: "as gloomy" or "as melancholy".
One myth is that he was a misanthrope, a grumbling recluse, whose work was as morose as his life.
Current themes are as morose as peasant life in feudal England -- unending sorrow punctuated by flashes of life-threatening danger.
Whether or not Beck is as morose as he sounds, "Sea Change" sustains its mood meticulously, luxuriating in the ache of spurned love.
When he watched his postgame news conferences, he said, "I looked so morose, and looking back, I don't know if I felt as morose as I looked".
He'll have to scale back the crazy and become about as morose as the CBC really is; remember that this is the network that contains producers and execs high enough to think Little Mosque On the Prairie is funny.
M.C.: For one thing, I simply don't agree that she's depicted as morose or in any way one-dimensional.
An Englishwoman, Alyse Cunningham, first proved that captive gorillas need not die in infancy or be condemned as savage, morose, and brutal.
It helps that Martha West (the daughter of Dominic West, from "The Wire"), flashing a wide smile, brings such undimmed vitality to the part; far more, indeed, than Jennifer Connelly does to the role of her mother, who was not half as drawn and morose as this film suggests.
Now, over the last six years, Mr. Terfel has been claiming Wagner as if by birthright with authoritative debuts as the morose Flying Dutchman and Sachs.
Each film showcased different aspects of the actor's skills, from his role as a German intelligence agent in "Wanted" to a part as a morose mobster who gets in over his head in "Pocket".
Both those movies are scheduled for release this year — by Lionsgate and IFC respectively — and they showed different aspects of the actor's skills, from his role as a German intelligence agent in "Wanted" to a part as a morose mobster who gets in over his head in "Pocket".
