Sentence examples for morose to from inspiring English sources
Songs From the Second Floor wasn't quite like anything you'd ever seen: a largely wordless, abstract tragi-comedy with a huge cast, massive trompe l'oeil sets built at Andersson's own Stockholm production complex, Studio 24, and with a sense of humour that ran from the morose to the downright apocalyptic.
That said, the disparity between what was happening on stage – or, rather, what wasn't happening, unless you count watching black-clad, motionless figures wearing expressions that run the emotional gamut from morose to I-was-forced-here-at-gunpoint an unmissable visual feast – and what came out of the speakers held the audience rapt.
IGN noted that the style of the music tracks ranged from "hauntingly morose to almost jovially up-tempo".
The character has ranged from smartass delinquent to morose loner to stoic badass.
He performed about half of the songs from "Tha Carter III" — from the whimsical "La La" to the morose "DontGetIt" to a sometimes brutal, sometimes transcendent rock version of "A Milli" — making barely any distinction between hits and obscurities, or between these new songs and any of his others.
When travel-soiled units of the tartan expeditionary force interrupted their morose drinking to propose toasts to the lost leader, anybody cynical enough to see such behaviour as just another maudlin ritual doesn't know much about the way the power of Jock Stein's nature communicated itself to millions of ordinary people.
David Hudson's Hamlet is fittingly morose; his "To be or not to be" speech is heartfelt (though the great "How all occasions" section has been cut, a result of Fortinbras being deleted from the play. It would have gone over well here).
The two slain characters address us from the afterlife, and we are even treated, at the end of the longest chapter, to the viewpoint of a severed head, whose eyes and brain continue, in morose fashion, to function for an interim.
Epicene by Ben Jonson Rich, grumpy, misogynistic Morose proposes to disinherit his nephew Dauphine by marrying, provided he can find a "silent woman".
It's low and somber, with glints of annoyance and melancholy, the sound of a morose witness to his own mishaps.
But if the current tour was intended to road test unreleased songs — a tricky choice in the era of cellphone video and YouTube — it has so far only unveiled one: "By and Down," the brawny, morose finale to Wednesday's concert.
