Sentence examples for get very gloomy from inspiring English sources
At night I get very gloomy and start moping around.
"I get very gloomy and dark, very deep and depressed," Evans told the Sun.
And Jane Freeman, in Newham, said, "Rowan tends to get very gloomy about the Church of England's problems — two very conservative wings who have come together over what they're against — and it's always painful when people fall away, but it's not new, it's always happened.
Just as it was getting very gloomy, a reality check.
In Augustine you have a very gloomy kind of Christianity.
There are so many areas that need to be brought together if we're to get close to a solution, but we have to try because the alternative makes the future look very gloomy.
Opposing that display, however, were some costumes that Bournonville would have found strange — trenchcoats, etc. — and some very gloomy lighting.
Cons · The unending sea of grey might get depressing, and it must be remembered that much of the moon is permanently in shadow - very gloomy, very cold.
1719 - WI 324-8: Still very gloomy at Lord's and the floodies have been on all day.
