Sentence examples for feeling morose from inspiring English sources

I left feeling morose.

Patrick, 34, feeling morose and nauseated, lashed out.

Although the vast majority of males were pleased with the size of their endowment, according to the British Sex Survey carried out by The Observer, the figure of those feeling morose about their manhood is lower than six years ago, when 86 per cent of males were happy with how they measured up.

Pip thought that lofts were for hippies, so even though our studio was on the second floor, she had sketched out a design that would allow us to live on a low-ceilinged main floor and then, whenever we were feeling morose, descend a ladder to the basement.

It may appear in a different form now, but this constant search for all things relatable stems from the timeless teenage desire to find solidarity in your angst, to know that you're not the only one feeling morose because Chantelle doesn't fancy you.

France still feels morose.

Hockey now feels morose and forlorn, overlooked at the party.

I left feeling unusually morose about the fate of opera in New York.

She went home, she said, feeling sullen and morose.

"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.

But fear not: Vince Clarke and Andy Bell don't disappear down the rabbit hole of morose feelings.