Sentence examples for it gets gloomy from inspiring English sources
Sometimes in California it gets gloomy when the clouds roll in off the ocean.
The opening of the film made the defining statement of Curtisland philosophy, his considered response to 9/11: "Whenever I get gloomy with the state of the world, I think about the arrivals gate at Heathrow Airport," Grant's character says.
"Whenever I get gloomy with the state of the world, I think about the arrivals gate at Heathrow Airport".
"It got dark and gloomy".
At times the story gets gloomy, but it ends well.
That's the gloomy message that has been offered by Hollywood's science-fiction blockbusters recently – and it's getting gloomier all the time.
"The future of our society gets gloomier and gloomier," he reflects in this novel, which was originally published in 1992 in Sweden, "a country that was changing rapidly, becoming unfamiliar and uncertain".
He is the model of the wise counselor who doesn't himself seek power, and he gets gloomier as the novel goes on, shifting from a sense that he will always know the political score (or several different political scores) to a belief that the world has gone beyond even his agile understanding.
In a box in the first chapter of the WEO the IMF acknowledges that even though its forecasts have gotten ever gloomier since 2010 they have not gotten gloomy enough, fast enough.
So, instead of getting gloomy and resigning yourself to 2012's habits, get realistic.
