Sentence examples for mean joyless and from inspiring English sources
"Austere" and "reserved" mean joyless and depressed.
It's all a bit polite, joyless and hesitant.
Franz Wright is uningratiating, bumptiously witty, inexhaustibly joyless and routinely surprising.
Chelsea played in a joyless and cynical way, untypical of the Premier League.
This report is at once joyless and opportunistic.
Atara's mother, Hannah, is busy having babies, while Zalman is joyless and angry.
To put it delicately, it has long been perceived as somewhat joyless and worthy.
Its dull, smudged look makes every environment appear joyless and claustrophobic.
Our teenagers are at it like rabbits but in a joyless and brutal fashion, largely under the influence of drink and drugs.
Bill Clinton, once the Party's great channeller of working-class pain, surfaced, gaunt and joyless and wearing lumberjack red plaid.
He portrays Jagger as fussy, joyless, and out for himself: "It's almost as if Mick was aspiring to be Mick Jagger, chasing his own phantom.
