Sentence examples for bit morose from inspiring English sources
"Whenever I get to feeling a bit morose and missing my old right hand, I wind up thinking instead how privileged I am to be an academic in computer science," he wrote to his friends by e-mail after leaving hospital.
Firstly, he might be a bit morose but he's also one of the few characters acting for largely honourable purposes and in a week when this show fed a woman and her newborn baby to the dogs we all need something to cling on to.
It's a bit morose, but it's a nice piece of Americana songwriting.
It might not be for you if… You prefer so-called world music when it's of the smiley, dinner-party-accompaniment variety – this feels a bit too morose.
In "The Watcher," a damp, morose bit of gristle directed by Joe Charbanic, Mr. Reeves, once again dressed in black, looks jowly and fatigued, perhaps because this time out the role of metaphysical conundrum has been assigned to him.
Though technically a member of the undead, Chuck is not in the least bit morbid or morose — she is jaunty and mischievous in the manner of Marion Kerby, the ghost played by Constance Bennett in the 1937 movie "Topper".
Another took a morose turn.
Cowles said that Roof's dad gave him a.45-calibre gun for his 21st birthday, which seemed to make the morose kid perk up a bit, the New York Daily News reported.
Cowles said that Roof's dad gave him a.45-caliber gun for his 21st birthday, which seemed to make the morose kid perk up a bit, theNew York Daily News reported.
It's clear from the morose, embittered response of James, who reluctantly agrees to let his dad bunk down for a bit, that Tom has deeply transgressed, but it's not until about halfway through the play that we learn the details.
