Sentence examples for morose man from inspiring English sources

Several video interviews have surfaced on YouTube showing an articulate, rather morose man with bad memories of active service in Chechnya.

He also confesses to enjoying reading the obituaries, which in some people's eyes will probably fit the popular characterisation of Pearson as a rather morose man.

He photographed men as well as horses, including himself nude, swinging a pick, a tall, morose man whose muscles made him look younger and hair made him look older than his age of half a century.

When the children get home from school, we head out to choose a tree from the morose man in a Santa hat, who is selling them on a patch of wasteland down the road.

She offers to this morose man both deep-dish discussion (Hegel's dialectic of the self and the other that is, the man and the car horn) and kinky sex.

A morose man named Jimmy dreams of a flood of biblical proportions.

When the morose con man Raymond Fernandez Jared Letoo) puts on a thick dark toupee and a white suit, his eyes come alive and he turns into a fantasy Latin lover — a pocket-size Cesar Romero, complete with pencil-line mustache and dazzling smile.

Jake (Cam Gigandet) is a morose young man in Berkeley, Calif., who becomes even more so when, on his birthday, he is hit with a string of misfortunes — including losing his job and his girlfriend — that strains credulity.

"Excuse me, sir," he asked a morose-looking man who stared into his glass.

A morose-looking man wearing a "love and peace" T-shirt and a skull-and-cross-bones cap provides his own caption: "I've always wanted to be different since I was a kid, and I've always been knocked around for it".

Though it takes a certain cocktail of self-awareness and a morose funny-man mentality, MacDonald found catharsis in naming his experiences and giving himself the gift of self-sympathy and understanding.