Sentence examples for be a bit glum from inspiring English sources
He'll be a bit glum today.
Christine Chatelain, a lithe beauty who has also done time on "Sanctuary," is a bit glum as the title character but still makes a convincing exiled princess-action heroine.
Yes, should you watch me writing (for what I could only say would be singularly twisted reasons) I may look as if I'm a bit glum: hunting and pecking away and then staring.
She writes a poem What Makes You for her sister Poppy but, as she says, it is really a poem for anyone who is feeling a bit glum: "So you have an upturned nose,/ (Not even a little one either,/ like a real pig snout)/ But, without a doubt / You are the best to have fun with".
The first act is comparatively grim as Mowgli struggles with his forced exile, but Bill Murray's Baloo shows up right when the proceedings are getting a bit glum.
It may be a bit of a one-note performance - he hardly changes his glum, internally riven expression throughout - but that note is masterful.
When Nina reappears several days later from an autumnal trek into the Virginia mountains, she is a bit less glum than before.
He's not really military (those shoulders sag as they roll); he's not entirely amorous (a bit glum); he's still a bit Lenny.
It was, at times, a bit glum.
With all the recent hubbub about General Motors entering an unprecedented global auto alliance with Nissan Motor and Renault, followed by a flurry of rhetoric about the tie-up's potential with Carlos Ghosn's managerial magic, GM's own CEO would be forgiven for feeling a bit glum.
