Sentence examples similar to gloom dominates from inspiring English sources
(See: "Dow Plays Dead") By the end of the day the gloom that dominated the rest of the market took its toll on the Polish market, with the WIG index, closing down The decline in Warsaw was led by KGHM, Europe's largest copper miner, closed down 1.6%, while PKO BP the country's largest bank was down 0.6%.
The Labour-supporting Mirror was plunged into gloom: "A party which dominated the political landscape for 13 years has apparently lost the discipline, ambition and cohesion required of an effective opposition".
The publishing industry has expanded in the past three years as Americans increasingly turned to e-books and juvenile and adult fiction, according to a new survey of thousands of publishers, retailers and distributors that challenges the doom and gloom that tends to dominate discussions of the industry's health.
The media and indeed, public discourse was optimistic and forward-thinking -- the doom and gloom that seemed to dominate the national conversation in America was but a faint memory.
The gloom of the first act, dominated by a clumsy moon and unmitigated by any creative use of lighting, becomes tedious.
An e-mail message sent to members of the group in late February said the campaign's purpose was to "vigorously address the media's portrayal of the Internet industry," and to counter the "gloom and doom" themes that dominate Internet coverage.
