Sentence examples for gloomy features from inspiring English sources

As Neil Shearing of Capital Economics, a consultancy, points out, the ten new members share some gloomy features.

At first, Alejandro Tosatti, lanky like a rag doll with gloomy features seemingly etched from an Edward Gorey drawing, appears worlds apart from Sandra Trejos, whose earthy fluidity and mane of dark curls embody voluptuous warmth.

And so it was with Mr. Hvorostovsky's recital of gloomy songs, featuring selections by Rachmaninoff before intermission and by Georgy Sviridov in the second half.

Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!

Every Seymour book seems to feature gloomy middle-aged men with disastrous personal lives and dead-end careers.

He stars in this himself, a sadly beautiful film of thwarted intimacy featuring gloomy shots of the Turkish coastline.

Which brings us to the second album by Toy, which arrives packaged in a sleeve featuring gloomy, photocopied images of factories and railway bridges, but was apparently recorded in a tiny room filled with smoke machines and lasers, in the hope of "creating a reality".

But these gloomy tableaux always feature an element of deadpan silliness which is surprising, thought-provoking and often hilarious.

But asking us to believe that they're gloomy about their perfect features and celebrity lifestyles?

It features an aging and gloomy Holmes, portrayed by the British actor Roger Llewellyn.

The majority of queuers are heading straight for the shirt featuring a photo of gloomy vegetarian Morrissey.