Sentence examples for felt glum from inspiring English sources
"It felt glum," she replied, "that early work going out of print, it felt like a death, as if my tongue had been cut out".
If people feel glum, they don't buy baubles.
Consumers may feel glum, Mr Steidtmann accepts, but what counts is how they act.
DURING his annual state-of-the-nation speech earlier this month, President Thabo Mbeki acknowledged that many South Africans feel glum.
You'd think that von Hippel, a warrior in the movement against nuclear proliferation since the 1970s, would feel glum about the state of affairs.
We don't necessarily want more of lost, sleazeball Don, or more dream sequences, and when "Is That All There Is?" started playing I began to feel glum.
Goldberg insisted that the Jets should not feel glum that the Giants have chosen, with the National Football League, to take the financial risk of revamping the stadium.
The defending 400 metres world champion has every reason to feel glum and, such has been the Welshman's plight in recent weeks, he could be forgiven for thinking he is cursed.
But when the store is Gimbels at Herald Square, a New York shopping institution for 76 years, and the sale is in honor of its last day of business, even an inveterate bargain hunter might feel glum.
With a similar image in mind, I couldn't help but feel glum when I read the news this week that Reg Turnill, the sponsor of a short-story competition aimed at young H. G. Wells fans in England, was forced to extend the contest deadline and revise its requirements because he hadn't received a single entry.
