Sentence examples for her gloom from inspiring English sources

Does Hannah think a manicure will lift her gloom?

Even her most ardent fans did sometimes find her gloom overbearing.

How could her disciples reconcile her gloom about the possibility of creative fulfilment with her barnstorming message of hope?

Indeed, in the first six months of 2011 the number of municipal defaults was down by half compared with the same period in 2010.Alas, her gloom now looks more justified.

Ms. Nastasia keeps a tight control over her gloom, and that's what makes her whole project work: the modesty in the baleful lyrics invites you to guess at their meanings.

Or perhaps, she is a metaphor for Kuhn, her gloom symbolic of the artist's own sense of disappointment at a patchy career as an artist, and failure as a theatrical impresario?

Contrast Ms. Kakutani's outlook in her gloom-and-doom assessment of the post-9/11 American artistic imagination with A. O. Scott's exuberant praise for a ripening crop of American filmmakers, or Ben Brantley's opinion that in the fall Broadway began to "gleam with originality".

The young woman photographed by Cameron in 1866, and boosted with a caption from Milton ("The Mountain Nymph Sweet Liberty"), should by rights be a ghost, peering from the depths of her damaged gloom; and yet, as Herschel said, in awe, "she is absolutely alive and thrusting out her head from the paper into the air".

The prospect filled her with gloom.

But the setting in which she was to carry it out filled her with gloom.

Only Starbuck seeming to be having a good time, shaking off her existential gloom and throwing herself into the swing of things when the scale of the rebellion hits home.