"gloomy mind" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's state of mind as being sad, pessimistic, or depressed. Example: After her breakup, Sarah's gloomy mind couldn't find any joy in the sunny weather, beautiful flowers, or the laughter of her friends.
Her thoughts are gloomy, her mind is subtle and her writing is extraordinarily supple (for which some credit must go to her new translator, K. E. Semmel).
Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!
Despite the beautiful weather, the men were in a gloomy frame of mind.
With this gloomy picture in mind, Nato cannot afford to be passive or complacent.
With that fear in mind, gloomy profit expectations are setting in, and that's not good for the dollar.
EDINBURGH — Whether they were examining social ills of the near-present, investigating governmental lapses of the past or envisioning a nightmare future, the British writers presenting new work this year at the Traverse Theater, the locus of much of the most ambitious playwriting at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, were in a distinctly gloomy frame of mind.
"While that seems perhaps a little gloomy, keep in mind that we had pretty much bare ground here about a week ago," Gehrke said.
Darkness and horror inspired deeply personal, highly expressive art in a variety of styles, all of which fit under the umbrella of symbolism, as long as they embodied its peculiarly gloomy state of mind (2 ).
Japan's small companies were in a far gloomier state of mind, suggesting that economic recovery is still fragile.Corp, blimeyOne American bank, Firstar Corp, said that it would buy another, U.S. Bancorp, in an all-share deal worth more than $18 billion, to create America's eighth-largest bank.
System Crash, whose poundingly gloomy sound calls to mind bands like Soundgarden, is an eclectic mix, to say the least.
