Sentence examples for glum contrast from inspiring English sources
St. Hilda's in their unbecoming brown jerseys a glum contrast to Amhurst's jolly red-and-blue looked defeated alred-and-blue lookedwould be, fored-and-blue lookedt.
St. Hilda's — in their unbecoming brown jerseys a glum contrast to Amhurst's jolly red-and-blue — looked defeated already and probably would be, for Amhurst never lost.
"Like he's thinking, 'I ain't really worth much.' " The boy's glum look contrasts starkly with the celebratory tone of the 12-foot by 7-foot painting, which depicts a top hat- and bonnet-wearing crowd of white citizens gathering in 1860 to greet the island's first steam locomotive.
By contrast, glum Croatia did little more than issue a NATO postage stamp.
In contrast, a glum or expressionless face projects an image of disinterest and boredom toward students and the learning subject.
Photographs taken after their meeting showed a glum-looking pope, in contrast to the smiles when Francis met Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, who reportedly used to carry a rosary with him that was given to him by the pontiff.
The conciliatory tone was a contrast to the glum mood in Canada, where the Ford and Canadian flags flew at half-staff outside the Oakville plant.
In a glum opening sequence designed to contrast dreary old England with colourful, exotic India, a pushy estate agent refers, somewhat implausibly, to "the grey pound", and it's this economic demographic the film sets out to attract and appeal to.
In marked contrast to Mr. François's glum look, the other men crowding around a raucous domino game under way in Port-au-Prince's Cité Soleil neighborhood on a recent afternoon were smiling with glee.
It also contrasts well with the rather glum picture painted by the banks' main lobbying body in this report.
That sentiment contrasted to Wall Street's glum reaction on Tuesday after the Federal Reserve cut short-term interest rates for the seventh time this year and reiterated the possibility of continued economic weakness.
