Sentence examples for glum that from inspiring English sources

That photo of Keanu sitting on a bench eating a sandwich and looking glum that attracted amusing captions, spread across the internet like wildfire and inspired a Cheer up Keanu Day (June 15)?

And Ben's voice is so artfully glum that there's comedy in dreariness.

It is reasonable to be a little glum that we are not seeing any acceleration in the economy".

Frances de la Tour, a maid so glum that her eyebrows meet her knees, is the play's philosopher.

After the women's final Saturday, Serena was so glum that her mother chided her about having to learn to be a better loser.

They are guests who are so glum that you want to smack them or drop a few Zolofts into their drinks.

That is the glum prospect that the oil ministers of the organisation wanted to talk to one another about in Geneva next week.

But there are, I think, a number of reasons for the glum outlook that are unrelated to the actual economic data.

He seems to fit right in there and also into an often cold, glum film that is "deeply whimsical beneath its poker face" (Stephen Holden) 2001.

One would think that living in bleak, industrial Glasgow might have something to do with the glum existentialism that imbues his art, but Shrigley insists that he doesn't expose himself to the seedier aspect of that city.

Be it film, fairytale or song, a story that someone, somewhere, lives happily ever after can be enough to light our way through the grim, glum slog that is real life.