Sentence examples for glum feeling from inspiring English sources

This glum feeling about Yahoo!'s ad prospects, reinforced by comments made by the company in September that spending on automotive and financial-services advertising was down, has depressed the stock 38% for the year.

For anyone interested in the reform of the police department, there was a glum feeling in the air.

The French were feeling glum about unemployment and globalisation.

Since Egypt's army overthrew its Islamist president last month, Hamas leaders have been feeling glum.

PROFITS may be at a record high, but American businessfolk are feeling glum.

And when you're feeling glum, stick a finger up your bum... Conference: What?

Shortly thereafter, Feig directed an episode in which Carell's character, Michael, was feeling glum.

Yet neither the single market nor the single currency have yet fulfilled these hopes.European policymakers are feeling glum.

Not only are voters feeling glum; Democrats are also fighting to hold on to several Senate seats in Republican states, such as Arkansas (see article).

Many people with shares-based investments will have been feeling glum this week after Brexit jitters wiped tens of billions of pounds off the value of leading UK companies.

Anyone in East Grinstead hoping their home might one day shed its reputation as Britain's strangest town must be feeling glum today.