Sentence examples for deeply gloomy from inspiring English sources

Thus, Season 2 of HBO's deeply gloomy drama (returning Sunday) picks up with a mass autopsy of sorts.

Something that is spectacular at night could give you deeply gloomy days if your windows are on the small side.

The closer race has reinvigorated the Democratic Progressive Party, which had been deeply gloomy after badly losing a January vote for the legislature.

This week's poll found Californians deeply gloomy about the economy, but incongruously convinced that the state "is headed in the right direction".

Europhiles there are currently deeply gloomy, but cheer themselves up by recalling that when Britain held its only other European referendum back in 1975, on whether to remain in the EEC, the "yes" camp started way behind and ended up winning by a respectable margin.The outcome in the other battleground states is equally hard to call.

The Tate is in part a temple to vanity, the vanity of a culture that equates spectacle with substance, with half the building devoted to a vast entranceway, the museum's deeply gloomy signature space -- and with an installation that is occasionally eccentric to the point of distraction.

Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!

But Labour's messages remain deeply negative and gloomy.

His poems were gloomy, deeply personal and often contained biblical overtones centering around his internal moral conflicts.

For a high-cost country with gloomy demographic prospects, that is deeply worrying.

In a foreign policy speech in Sydney on Sunday following the G20 summit, Merkel sounded deeply despondent about Putin's policies and behaviour and gloomy about the prospects of forcing a strategic shift from the Kremlin.