Sentence examples for morose that from inspiring English sources

"I think the majority of Knick fans have said that this trade was the start of the downfall of the franchise, that this was the first step toward the morose that everybody has been entrenched in since," Checketts said.

So, for those of you who are now so morose that you've forgotten why you drove here in the first place, we set up a really fun bin in the very back of the store, far away from all the families who have their lives together!

Passengers at airports now look so chronically morose that a passing vulture flying overhead would sense a business opportunity.

Gordinier finds Gen X caught in the middle: the sceptical and morose group that questioned authority, societal values and moral standards.

Gordinier finds Gen X caught in the middle: the skeptical and morose group that questioned authority, societal values, and moral standards.

Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota assured the morose assemblage that all was not lost.

His father, though, was strangely morose, worrying that he lacked the resources to absorb such a large company.

The program focuses on two unrelated teenage boys, Chris Johnson and Cody Perkins, and Chris is hands-down the more interesting; he has a curious, slightly artificial way of talking, and his morose conviction that nothing he does will ever work out is unaccountably matched by surges of awesome initiative: to start a newspaper, to lead a choir, to ask a girl out.

We always blamed ourselves because we did not want to grapple with the morose reality that we could be denied the most fundamental of human experiences--love--because of the color of our skin.

It's an endless, morose cycle that the people of the area are expected to emancipate themselves from, but of course can't, because it's nigh on impossible.

It's an endless, morose cycle that the people of the area are expected to emancipate themselves from, but of course can't, because the economics involved make it nigh on impossible.