Sentence examples for gloomy things from inspiring English sources

"Our meetings are not all about gloomy things," Ms. Chamberlain said.

"But whereas a lot of plays by young writers are gloomy things complaining how your mother wrecked your life, this did have the advantage of being a comedy".

The gloomy things "The Pledge" has to say about manhood are antithetical to the heroic rites of Hollywood action-adventure films and professional sports through which American mass culture channels and idealizes male violence.

By 10 A.M., the Dow was down a couple of hundred points, the Nasdaq was dropping, and CNBC was in full crisis mode, bombarding us with news about fearful investors and the gloomy things "traders" — who are these wise and mystical traders?

Along the way, we learn lots of increasingly gloomy things: what kind of yoghurt the cops like, how Turkey will need to reform itself to join the EU, that the local doctor likes to quote Russian poetry – but not who did what to whom and why.

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It's a gloomy thing with winding stone steps leading up to it, inhabited by Norman Bates Anthony Perkinss), but it has its charms.

The situation looked gloomy, but things were far worse for Rommel.

"The charity sector can almost disempower itself; be too gloomy about things... Gates offers more of a positive story.

To buy low and sell high you have to be excited after disaster strikes and gloomy when things are going too well.

I used to drive round London with Cy and Baker, who seemed rather a gloomy old thing.