Sentence examples for kind of somber from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be kind of somber here," said Ron Desko, 49, of Youngstown, Ohio.

Now the euphoria has faded to a kind of somber acceptance.

The atmosphere in general was kind of somber for the occasion, a barometer of straitened times perhaps.

"I feel that the last two weeks have been kind of somber for the Democrats, and I'm waiting to see Kerry turn the corner on this campaign".

"I've long admired Helen as an actor who seems kind of warm but kind of dark, kind of wry and mischievous but also kind of somber, and who can swing back and forth between those places".

The color pallet was the best kind of somber; it was earthy, which probably tied into her intended theme.

"Falsettoland" is that kind of play, where somber moments lead to uninhibited laughter.

As the contestants hurried to dream up puns, pairs of (usually male) audience members were invited to the stage to sing the "Jeopardy" theme for ninety seconds at a time, often alighting upon the kind of strange and somber harmonies most often heard in Gregorian chant.

(I'm guessing this more to be a somber memorial kind of commemoration than, say, a blowout bash).

It's really somber and kind of summons the in-between time in the day: the crossover from night to day, the rising of the sun, that moment right before the sun.

A real shout band has abundant, battling, and almost aggressive charisma; this one was more studious and introspective and allowed for a different kind of music, like Mr. Garchik's somber and lovely "Dialogue With My Great-Grandfather": long chords on the bottom, the leader's clear, articulated phrasing on top.