Sentence examples for feeling sombre from inspiring English sources

I went to bed at 4 A.M. feeling sombre and drained.

I got back into the Hilux feeling oddly sombre.

A duet for Megan Madorin and Stuart Shugg was as breezy as its accompaniment; when Madorin then danced with Nicholas Strafaccia, the music was darker, slower, and a more sombre feeling took hold; Madorin looked out at us, in a kind of placid entreaty.

Alex Fogel and Brandon Stirling Baker's lighting, made more dramatic by smoke, created an atmosphere of foreboding, and Elena Comendador's dark-blue costumes — simple tights and leotards, with short, tattered skirts for the women — added to the sombre feeling.

"There is a sombre feeling throughout the city," she told the BBC.

As the small children play together in the garden, there is a sombre feeling.

A sombre feeling Earlier in the day, a team from the Ministry of Health had given out water purification tablets and talked about the importance of proper hygiene and sanitation.

"A Word out of the Sea" (later entitled "Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking") evoked some sombre feelings, as did "As I Ebb'd with the Ocean of Life".

But then his tone grew sombre.

With a sombre expression of feeling distinctly absent from his portrait of the woman he had nicknamed "Rosy", Watson concludes that "Rosalind's exemplary courage and integrity were apparent to all when, knowing she was mortally ill, she did not complain but continued working on a high level until a few weeks before her death".

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