Sentence examples similar to depressing gloom from inspiring English sources
If things weren't depressing enough, the economic gloom is providing another reason to douse any lingering party mood: China's expanding gross domestic product may this year overtake Japan's buck for buck as it jumps by close to 10%, to $5 trillion.
"They're kind of depressing," he said, bemoaning the "doom" and "gloom" of the political ads.
From a bleak, claustrophobic starting point, in a "mysterious and depressing" set of rooms where "the furniture gloomed vaguely above and around the little space", there is a sense of confusion and restlessness over the "false Spring" weather.
Underlining this fact was a Kenyan banker who announced a 36% yearly profit or an Indian CEO expanding internationally taking the stage just after a gloom and doom American analyst or frankly depressing former Central Bank representative from the West.
In this month's issue of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, Marc Faber issued one of the gloomiest, most depressing takes on the financial crisis and its impact.
And if this all sounds worthy but depressing, be assured that your next trip to the supermarket needn't be all doom and gloom.
Because of the depressing finances Gelb publicised during the labour negotiations he became painted as "the spokesman for doom and gloom in the opera industry".
Yet Queenan repeats the cliche of "Nordic gloom" and falls into the trap of thinking that because a film's subject is depressing, those watching it are automatically depressed by it.
A couple of years ago Julian Gough wrote off his fellow Irish novelists as "priestly" gloom merchants "cut off from the electric current of the culture", "scribbling by candlelight... slightly depressing descriptions of events that aren't very interesting".
