Sentence examples for glum reflections from inspiring English sources
The machine drips and occasionally stalls: long waits on torpid platforms can inspire glum reflections on how it will hold up as the planet heats up.
To read Stone's description of clueless Americans wandering around Saigon in 1966, reprinted in "The Best of I. F. Stone," is to plunge into glum reflections on the Green Zone of Baghdad, 40 years later.
Facing me, always, his glum expression.
That was followed by a glum caveat: "That it was supplanted in 2011 was a reflection of the high numbers in Iran rather than a significant drop in China".
That was followed by a glum caveat: "That it was supplanted in 2011 was a reflection of the high numbers in Iran rather than a significant drop in China". As in previous years, China is said to have imprisoned twenty-seven journalisthe the largest share, seventeen of them, are editors and writers who focus on nation's Tibetan and Uighur minorities.
Neva Dinova's "Rollerskating" and "Someone's Love" are exercises in glum, folksy pop, while the standout track, Bright Eyes' "I Know You", uses poignant pipe organ to carry Oberst's reflections on how ambition is sabotaged by low standards.
