Sentence examples for gloom with from inspiring English sources

He just annotated the doom and gloom with a joke.

Sixteen years later, during World War II, Carrà conveyed gloom with an extraordinary economy of means.

Retailers are compounding the gloom with October sales figures showing a sharp reduction in spending.

Civilians, though, have made their way amid the gloom with real enthusiasm.

Under his leadership, the heritage brand has managed to defy the ubiquitous gloom with its commercial success.

The poems never become lugubrious, since Hirsch lightens the gloom with moments of humor and meditative calm.

If "The Lobster" remains Lanthimos's most vital work, that's because it tempers the gloom with a mischievous play of wit.

But all these news conferences have the same feel: gloom with just a tinge of excitement about the execution.

Inside Hutong, it's all sexy gloom, with dark-wood panelling lit with red lanterns, and a wishing tree festooned with desires hung up by punters.

Even the backdrops, designed by the McQueen production team of Joseph Bennett and Sam Gainsbury, express a foggy gloom with their gray-speckled mirrors.

1987 was doom and gloom with the British economy but we didn't have a clue, we were having a great time.