Sentence examples for gloomy remarks from inspiring English sources

In his most gloomy remarks since taking office, the prime minister will declare that Britain's public finances are worse than expected and are forcing him to take "momentous decisions".

Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!

Surveying the gloomy scene Busner remarked testily: 'First we send these poor souls out to flap around the streets, and now we have nowhere for them but this if they're lucky enough to come home to roost.' Mukti grunted noncommittally – nearby a bored charge nurse stood, compulsively clicking a retractable Biro.

His remarks painted a gloomy outlook against the backdrop of this morning's productivity report, which indicated that productivity isn't rising fast enough to catch up with rising labor costs.

I remarked that sounded a bit gloomy, but that surely such beginnings are reason to be hopeful.

De Wolfe concludes her remarks on the dining room — "the gloomiest room in the house" — by advising that it be avoided altogether.

As Spence remarks in his somewhat muted account of this gloomy period, "Zhang Dai made no claims to be a war hero".

Mr. Van Haeften voiced a similar sentiment, remarking that he finds it "un peu triste," a bit gloomy.

The remark became public during dinner and it had a rather gloomy effect on the party, which broke up when the meal was over.

The remark became public during dinner and it had a rather gloomy effect on the party, which broke up when the meal was over View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By Jia Tolentino By Larissa MacFarquhar.

Now, in the view of one gloomy Eurocrat, "we are digging the grave of banking union".Some dismiss Mr Dijsselbloem's remarks as careless musings, reflecting his role as Dutch finance minister, not as head of the Eurogroup.