Sentence examples for gloomy image from inspiring English sources

Soilent Green, from Louisiana, seems hell-bent on reinventing Southern rock in its own gloomy image.

The gloomy image of Pakistan obscures positive aspects of its economy that, investors say, make some companies an attractive bet.

The weather might be miserable, but the boys, despite their famously gloomy image, are upbeat, well-spoken and chatty.

Fenton's romantic images, gauzy 19th-century black-and-white photos of ruined abbeys and romantic landscapes, including a gloomy image of the Kremlin's onion domes, ooze sentimentality.

In recent years the town, twinned with Bradford, has battled to shake off its gloomy image, starting with the transformation of its extraordinary art deco public baths into a world-class museum and art gallery.

The Cure's gloomy image has been the subject of parody at times.

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".

Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!

Their emotional range is remarkable, from the gloomy sadness of burnished images of twilight to the happy luminosity of yellow sunlit scenes.

At the same time, others are praising it for humanising the refugees as people who have distinct looks instead of the almost generic gloomy-looking battered images of fleeing people.

The opening moments of ITV's Victoria twice subvert the classic image of the gloomy grandmatriarch.