Sentence examples for look somber from inspiring English sources

The villagers look somber, but also intermittently restless and bored, which is also how you may feel.

Although these paintings look somber at first, you can see traces of the jazz-influenced, improvisational brushwork that inspired O'Hara -- even in the marks made with a spatula.

When Mr. Edwards took the microphone and launched into a mellifluous litany of Mr. Kerry's virtues, Mr. Kerry stood behind looking slightly uncomfortable, a bit like a nervous client not sure whether to smile or look somber as his smooth-talking lawyer defends his integrity.

If you wanna look somber, and if you really are somber, then you will still shine.

At his seat, Mr. Janklow looked somber.

They all looked somber and sadly tired.

Hamilton, looking "somber, haggard and dejected beyond description," as Jefferson later remembered, pleaded for help.

In France, President Jacques Chirac, looking somber, went on national television to announce the attacks.

Roosevelt looked somber and drawn and the writer never saw him smile.

Mr. Downey obligingly went along, and by the film's conclusion looked somber and committed.

Court adjourned for the day, with jurors looking somber as they filed out of the room.