Sentence examples for intense gloom from inspiring English sources

Marco Polo, a large coach-builder, managed to issue shares a month before the presidential election in 2002, a time of intense gloom about Brazil's prospects, by listing on Bovespa's "level 2", where PN holders get rights to piggyback on takeovers and limited voting rights.

But, in the light of Mr Karzai's serial snubs to his American paymasters, some worry he might be preparing to ditch them for the sake of a deal with Islamabad.Even before the dismissal of Stanley McChrystal, the American commander in Afghanistan, intense gloom had set in about America's military strategy.

The original "Upstairs Downstairs" premiered in 1971, a time of intense economic gloom and social turmoil in Great Britain.

The rally may well have been driven by a lifting of the intense economic gloom that enveloped the markets in the autumn of 2011 and a sense that the European authorities had removed the immediate threat of a banking collapse, while simultaneously halting the rapid rise in Italian and Spanish government-bond yields.

But when I asked around online, some who replied complained of intense feelings of gloom that lasted for hours.

Fingleton said the conditions were "pitiable" and lamented the "utmost gloom in which batsmen and fieldsmen had intense difficulty in sighting the ball".

Last week, in one intense interview session when the news media horde was projecting gloom and doom for the Giants after the loss to Minnesota, Manning said that a lot of contending teams were in the same boat.

The pleasures of Flaubert's intense masculine friendships helped to relieve his periodic fits of boredom and gloom, but he still considered "the great event of his life" to have been his encounter, at fourteen, with the maternally lovely older woman — Elisa Schlésinger — who inspired the character of Mme.

But while Intel has continually confounded skeptics forecasting gloom in the PC market, the company has come under intense criticism lately for stumbling in the market for smartphones, where some analysts worry that it may be too late for Intel to catch up.

Still, the House fight remains intense and lawmakers can scarcely escape each side's doom-and-gloom forecast for the future of the Internet if they fail to win.

That the news of Mancini's departure, after three days of intense speculation, broke on the anniversary of last year's dramatic Premier League title success added to the gloom.