'gloomy cloud' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a physical cloud that provides a feeling of gloom or discomfort. For example, "The dark and gloomy cloud that hovered over the city created an uneasy atmosphere."
First, the flotation roadshow was conducted under a gloomy cloud.
Within the gloomy cloud of unknowing, a simple, declarative sentence shines like a beacon.
Yet even this silver lining is accompanied by a gloomy cloud.
If there is a silver lining to this dark and gloomy cloud, they enter this Wembley game with one more win than they did when they played the 49ers last year.
Last year, American Pharoah achieved the unachievable, claiming the Belmont Stakes with an imperious front running performance, breaking, in the process, a 37-year long jinx that had hung for too long over the Triple Crown as dark as the lingering and gloomy cloud at Pimlico.
Yet still, these questions continue to surface and hover above our heads like a dark and gloomy cloud.
I like this dark atmosphere sometimes, when it's gloomy, clouds are coming in and then it rains.
The second quarter began after the Jets and the Arizona Cardinals had matched the gloomy clouds hanging overhead with sloppy play.
It was the middle of hurricane season,and gloomy clouds scudded across the blue, in a hurry, likeMami, to be somewhere else.
Kwan spent the last year in a self-styled "coma," she missed two months of practice with a stress fracture on the second toe of her left foot and she came to this championship with thick, gloomy clouds over her head.
On the more aggressive end is the subsubgenre deathcore, which melds the technical aggression of metalcore with the gloomy clouds of death metal and is home to some of the most vibrant and arena-ready bands around, like Suicide Silence, Despised Icon and Whitechapel.
