Sentence examples for morose attitude from inspiring English sources
Audiences have on the whole been less kind, some viewers dubbing her "fat Betty," "selfish Betty" or "weird Betty" for her morose attitude and flinty behavior with her children, especially her adolescent daughter, Sally, toward whom she seems to harbor an unseemly mix of competitiveness and rage.
Clearly the word "goon" is a reflection of your ineptitude as an intelligent individual and quite indicative of the morose attitude that lingers amongst many Arsenal supporters.
Far from morose, the French attitude has a bracing frankness.
While Houellebecq has been berated for the racist and sexist attitudes of his characters, his morose narrator reserves his greatest contempt for his peers: the semi-alive middle-class inhabitants of western Europe, whose banal expectations are satirised throughout the book.
("Protest has devolved into an insular subculture of self-hatred, frustration, and anxiety derived from a pathological attitude towards social integration," a typically morose editorial in the Platypus Review declares).
Magda (Anna Crilly) is the Spleens' morose Eastern European housekeeper, who is often puzzled by British attitudes, language and, in her view, softness.
