Sentence examples for gloom means from inspiring English sources

Global gloom means there is a vast fleet of used superyachts for sale.

The unrelenting gloom means suffering for the Greek public and also made it more improbable that the country can pay its debts in full.

The snow and gloom meant that neither side was aware of the inequalities of men and artillery.

Let's call the clothes "glamorous gloom," which means a focus on black with white, covered-up silhouettes with ankle-length dresses or layered coats and skirts over pants.

Unfortunately, it also means gloom borrowed from Interpol and the Strokes.

"Phablets don't spell doom and gloom by any means for everything else, but this could become an ideal factor and we have to ask is this the extent of what most people need?" Hare said.

Seriousness, of course, need not mean gloom, and it should also be mentioned that this is an extremely funny book, full of good jokes at the expense of exploitative publishers and pompous intellectuals.

Yet the gloom is by no means unrelieved.

This gloom by proxy surely means Motion too has an eye on posterity.

This does not mean that gloom prevails everywhere.

For the hour that was possible, before the gloom proved terminal, it meant spinners Ollie Rayner and Ravi Patel were Franklin's only options.