Sentence examples for levels of gloom from inspiring English sources

The court ruled two years ago that this illegally discriminates against anyone who either is not a member of one of these groups, or who does not want to identify themselves as such.The inability of Bosnian politicians to get their act together has led to unprecedented levels of gloom about the future of the country.

His photographs do not often reach this level of gloom.

The monthly report is expected to reveal an uncharacteristic level of gloom among estate agents and surveyors about the housing market.

One can overplay floral symbolism, of course, but it seems worth remarking that, while the clothes on the spring 2003 runways are bright silvers, pinks and grass greens, the flowers being sent by some designers seem to betray a certain level of gloom.

Mr. Buiter, a former member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee, has long warned that Europe's debt levels are not sustainable, so his latest offering of gloom is not a surprise.

A certain amount of gloom has reached the most prestigious levels of American science.

Weighed against surprising levels of self-declared happiness, the report found large measures of gloom about the future, about the growing pace of globalisation and the effects of inequality.

Clearly the markets are a bit oversold here and, oddly enough, it's the overwhelming level of doom and gloom coming from the MSM that makes us want to go long now.  .

Maintain an air of gloom and horror throughout your story.

India's Muslims generally have reasons for some gloom: they endure lower levels of education, income, political representation or government jobs than the majority Hindus.

"The godfather of gloom".