Sentence examples for gloomy because of from inspiring English sources
"It is not so gloomy, because of what happened in the last ten years," says Mrs Alexeyeva, a veteran of Soviet-era dissent.
Having just been to the new Tate, which is simultaneously spiffy and gloomy because of its vast Piranesian lobby, I was naturally inclined toward the ramshackle ambience of Lisson's temporary quarters, despite a few hazards.
However, Jones's outlook for Romania's future is gloomy, because of the lack of restrictions on foreign investment (personal communication).
The weather was terrible and gloomy because of a volcanic eruption on the other side of the planet, and the party busied themselves telling ghost stories.
Don't become all depressed and gloomy because of one person, go out lots with friends and soon enough, they'll just be a distant fragment of your memory.
Bruce Packard at Seymour Pierce in London stuck with his "sell" recommendation, saying that while present conditions had proven beneficial to banks, the future looked gloomier because of "rising interest rates, taxation, regulation, restriction".
The 35 units in the condo most likely won't be gloomy, because they will be stacked in a pair of 10-story limestone towers flanking the High Line, giving the building, if viewed from the sidewalk, an unusual U shape.
The news from China on patent protection is not completely gloomy because China is slowly awakening to the importance of intellectual property.
If you are feeling sad and gloomy, because someone has said something nasty.
Igoe foresees the gloomy prospect that, because of the cuts, some sixth-form college students could "end up going to an A-level factory".
In Europe the prospects are gloomy, not only because of worries about the euro and growth but also because cheap money is regional: according to Goldman Sachs, rates for business loans in southern Europe are nearly four percentage points higher than in the north.How to make it workThat transatlantic gulf underlines the point of cheap money.
