Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!
The slow pacing and gloomy tones of Mr. Burns's camera create the despairing mood, which precludes any notions of whistle-blowing by Timofey.
The limited value of the intelligence collected -- as well as what the raid showed about the Taliban's continued ability and willingness to resist -- may be part of what led Bush administration officials to make gloomier assessments about the pace of the war.
The gloomy pair are Henry Kaufman and Albert M. Wojnilower.
(See "U.S. Jobless Claims Hit 26-Year High").. Despite the gloomy unemployment data, financial stocks paced a sharp rise and built on gains after the Financial Accounting Standards Board announced said it would relax its mark-to-market rule.
But an important part of the Saratoga meet for breeders, owners and racetrack executives is the Jockey Club round table, which takes place annually and is often a gloomy affair conducted at a comatose pace in a darkened hotel ballroom.
Halifax's economist, Martin Ellis, said that while he was not gloomy about the capital, he thought the pace of growth there would slacken.
There's nothing antiseptic about the installation: the scary parts are scary, and the gloomy stuff is gloomy, and the sobriety of the pacing--the simple distance between rooms and elements--even allows an overlooked vein of slow-motion, slapstick humor to register.
With the outlook gloomy for chip demand, consolidation in the semiconductor industry is gathering pace.
The Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, testifying before the Senate Banking Committee, avoided the word "recession" but presented a generally gloomy picture, saying that consumer spending and exports were keeping growth "at a sluggish pace" while the housing sector "continues to weaken".
