Sentence examples for morose atmosphere from inspiring English sources
Flowers lift the heart for two or three days, then wilt and depress it, producing a morose atmosphere in the home that can only be improved by – another bunch.
This is clearly absurd, and it earns Carell a laugh (a rare treat, in this morose atmosphere), but does John represent anything larger than himself — a wider moral warping — or is he merely, as I suspect, a one-off whack job and a crushing bore?
In Hanoi and in Ho Chi Minh City, the economic capital of the south formerly known as Saigon, alcohol and gift items fill market stalls, but the atmosphere is morose.
One administration official called the atmosphere around the president's economic team "angry and morose".
The Dreyfus affair was the latest bad news story and the general atmosphere at the time has been described by historians as "morose".
As it soaks in this oppressive atmosphere, which leaves its characters listless and peevish, "La Ciénaga" suggests a morose extended segment of "The Weather and You" feature on the Weather Channel.
The Bad Sleep Well (1960), a salaryman Hamlet set in a morose, postwar Japanese society, is extremely fine, but the masterwork is surely Kumonosu-Jo, an eerie and suspenseful Macbeth glowering with atmosphere, and where the horror is all in the shadows.
