Sentence examples for into morose from inspiring English sources

Not now that the original audience for that stuff is more into morose Scandinavian dramas, baking competitions and Panorama.

Supergrass's previous album, "Road to Rouen" in 2005, was a detour into morose and sometimes meandering psychedelia.

Her makeup bottle lay open on the table, and she had slumped into morose silence after complaining of a coming migraine.

These reflections naturally segue into morose complaints about the rut Paul's life has fallen into: the six months he planned to spend in his dead-end job have somehow stretched to 15 years.

He paints a Beckettian picture of his parents trapped by old age in their retirement bungalow, where his father, an ex-headmaster, dapper, stylish and a first-class raconteur in his prime, retreated into morose and shaky silence in self-defence against a wife who aimed to overrule, undermine and put him down in every sense.

Fatally overstretched, Welcome to New York runs itself into a morose impasse in the final stretch.

But he also appeared to have developed an addiction to applause, going into a morose sulk when he wasn't surrounded by his adoring public.

He turned into a morose, violent drunk, subject to devastating headaches.

I'd given up trying to understand, settling into a morose acceptance of the P.S.B.'s and Mary's whims with only shadowy notions about what was actually going on, who was getting paid off (or not), and why my quest for a visa had turned into a farcical nightmare.

Burton sits looking into the distance, morose, miserable.

In this movie, he's a kind of domesticated Heathcliff, issuing imperious commands and then collapsing into apologies or morose rants.