Sentence examples for glum to from inspiring English sources

But the freeze has tipped them from glum to depressed.

Europeans are too glum to indulge such hopes, but perhaps our feudal past yields its own impulse for compliance.

But with a little help from Estée Lauder, Trish McEvoy, and Laura Mercier, I can easily transform myself from glum to glam.

I made an appointment to see this fairy lady after watching a friend transform herself from pretty glum to a bright ray of sunshine over the course of the last year.

What was supposed to be a valedictory foreign tour for Barack Obama became a glum mission to soothe a panicking world, a plea to keep calm and carry on.

But pause, then, to feel the heat in the kitchen, the constant hostility, the glum trips to select committees, the keeping of the flame.

Starting with a confession of "an epicurean attitude to chastisement", Rachel Cusk's contribution touches on complaints that she is glum, prone to overwriting, and depicts "a world without love"; but "my own sense of shame about my writing" centres on thinking that "I ought to write about sex".

While Timehop is surviving, today's stats are a glum warning to developers about what can happen when you build something too close to one of the 800-pound gorillas.

Half an hour ago I was saturated and glum, chunnering to myself about the pointlessness of the whole project, dreaming up an excuse to quit.

It was a rather glum end to François Hollande's first 100 days as president.At the centre of the government's responses to both issues is Manuel Valls, the interior minister, who has evoked the need for fermeté (firmness) in dealing with social problems.

It was a glum start to the summer holidays.