Sentence examples for even mournful from inspiring English sources

Other songs better articulate the tone, which is, despite moments of ebullience ("Split Decision" is propelled by a guitar showdown with Al Anderson), reflective and even mournful.

There was something odd, even mournful, about Mr. Elbaz's hurrah.

His manner is serious, even mournful; a soothing melody accompanies him.

Both artists work with memories, creating touching, sometimes even mournful images of loss, longing and displacement.

Instead, he is playing it relatively straight, stressing the restrained, even mournful side of his sensibility with three groups of large stretched canvases.

Where the best kids' films are breathless and excited, Scorsese's is subdued, even mournful, and that despite the multiplicity of vertiginous camera angles and fancy 3D effects.

"Blue Boy" finds Sexsmith moving beyond his sparse guitar-and-vocal arrangements, thanks largely to Earle's production, which introduces elements of Beatle-esque pop and even mournful jazz trumpet.

Lived in one moment, they span the human experience — millions, as Goethe wrote, "exulting high as heaven, mournful even to death".

Even the mournful gentility that seems to have settled on the city irked him.

Maybe the idea was that Reid should have just looked even more mournful than Cruz, praised American generosity and told a story, rather than actually doing something.

"The Finkler Question" so far is the story of three friends: two Jewish widowers and Julian Treslove, an even more mournful fellow, even though he never married and isn't Jewish, at least when the novel begins.