Sentence examples for gloomy sort of from inspiring English sources

Others pretty much hate it because it seems a gloomy sort of manifesto and they think the analysis questionable.

I was a rather gloomy sort of kid and I think I've got more optimistic as the years have gone by.

The family of Karl Wittgenstein, who was one of Austria's richest men when he died, in 1913, may deserve some gloomy sort of prize, the Palm of Atreus, perhaps.

"A kind of brilliant butterfly, while I was a very gloomy sort of boy".' At the Old Vic in 1931 the young Gielgud played Sergius in "Arms and the Man," Malvolio in "Twelfth Night" and "King Lear".

In fact, it is rather a bitter, gloomy sort of movie in which Mr Moretti has one of his characters dismiss his homeland with a contemptuous diminutive—"Italietta". Il caimano" is a reminder that, although they often cross, the paths of art and politics are separate.

And it goes a long way towards explaining why Bill and Sookie's relatively chaste relationship (to date – and again, the suck-my-blood, lick-my-head thing was medicinal) is seen as the ultimate romance, in a soft-focus, tense, gloomy sort of way.

FOR the gloomier sort of Irishman, the brutal downturn that followed the country's long boom is proof that nothing good ever endures.

Your blogger is a fairly gloomy sort but 400 on the S&P seems a bit extreme. is is impossible?

Game day, Simms said, was gray and gloomy, the sort of winter weather that seems to demand rugged football.

In Augustine you have a very gloomy kind of Christianity.

"I can be sort of gloomy," he continued.