Sentence examples for gloomy screen from inspiring English sources
Terence Davies's starched, funereally gloomy screen adaptation of Edith Wharton's novel "The House of Mirth" arrives at a timely moment in New York City's social history.
But while a visit to Wikipedia's English site shows a gloomy black screen with the stark words "Imagine a world without free knowledge," intrepid users have to imagine no such thing: it is still possible to access Wikipedia's content in a number of ways.
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A classified official prognosis for Iraq turned out to be as gloomy as the picture emerging from Americans' television screens.
In a gloomy windowless room we were shown to a screened-off table where we ate our meal in purdah.
Instead, it is narrated by the mother of a young child as news footage of gloomy economic reports before Trump took office rolls on screen. .
Take the scene in which the camera observes the four travelers from a distance as they traipse like gloomy pilgrims across the length of a cow pasture (from one end of the screen to the other).
An instant cult site of mood-altering atmospherics, both gloomy and eye-popping, "The Weather Project" consists of a fake sun (yellow lights behind a huge semicircular screen, below a mirrored ceiling) and pumped-in mist.
Jonathan Pryce as Mahler looks gloomy and distracted, but he never approaches the neurotic intensity or the sheer weirdness that Robert Powell brought to Ken Russell's feverish screen biography of the composer.
