Sentence examples for felt gloomy from inspiring English sources
Yet I felt gloomy reading "An Economist Gets Lunch".
Today, Japanese youth do not feel especially lucky, just as Generation X felt gloomy about its future.
My last few days in the city felt gloomy: the normally brilliant blue skies had been turned the colour of heavy slate by snowstorms.
By the same token, that other club controlled by a trust, Brentford, must have felt gloomy at ending up with Hartlepool at home because it would bring in little revenue compared to an away match at a Premiership club.
The fatigue/tiredness and depression items asked whether respondents had gotten tired without any specific reason and felt gloomy and depressed, respectively, today/during the last days (graded as: not at all; yes, a little; yes, quite a lot; a lot) [ 4, 16, 17].
'I feel gloomy,' says Dame Iris gently.
The scene just makes her feel gloomy.
(Ages 3 to 6) Feeling gloomy?
For people under 50 who may sometimes feel gloomy, there may be consolation here.
Say you're in the grocery business, and feel gloomy about your prospects.
