Sentence examples for make gloomy from inspiring English sources
The latest Eurobarometer opinion polls released last week make gloomy reading.
Not once does a talking dog make gloomy reference to his 401(k).
As a progress report on the career of this celebrated 60-year-old Chicago-born playwright, film-maker, novelist, essayist and polemicist, the notices make gloomy reading.
Monday's industrial trends figures could make gloomy reading, with manufacturing expected to suffer from the slowdown in China and continued weakness in the eurozone.
Clegg's personal ratings also make gloomy reading for Lib Dems before a conference where his leadership is bound to be a major subject of discussion.
The settlement comes only three days before the present Disney chairman, Michael Eisner, would have had to give evidence - thus sparing the chairman from having to make gloomy predictions about Disney's prospects.
The limited value of the intelligence collected -- as well as what the raid showed about the Taliban's continued ability and willingness to resist -- may be part of what led Bush administration officials to make gloomier assessments about the pace of the war.
The point makes gloomy good sense.
The figures made gloomy reading for movie executives.
The house was old-fashioned, its garden made gloomy by a huge privet hedge.
In 2009 an online "economic prophet" who called himself Minerva was prosecuted for making gloomy predictions about the South Korean economy and casting aspersions on policymakers.
