Sentence examples for morose world from inspiring English sources

Have we all thought about wearing one glove in hopes of establishing ourselves as creative beacons in our increasingly dark and morose world?

A morose mood hangs over this World Cup qualifying campaign.

He paints a morose and scary version of the world that we live in – that's not telling it "like it is".

Morose, bitter, he accepted reality.

Like the director's similarly morose 1997 film, "The Myth of Fingerprints," "World Traveler" wants to be a contemporary "Five Easy Pieces," filtered through the 1960's alienation of Ingmar Bergman and Michelangelo Antonioni.

When I was 17, I wrote morose poetry in a Moleskine like I knew the world.

Bert Lahr's performance as the Cowardly Lion in "The Wizard of Oz" was beloved by the world, but "it wasn't enough" for the morose comedian, according to his son.

As much as anything these dogs had made "the bald meshugganeh" notorious in the neighborhood: They'd bitten a number of children to the glee of their otherwise morose owner, who was convinced that his neighbors (indeed all the world) were cruelly mocking him.

It wasn't until I went to film school and started to learn the language of film that I started to feel at home.' In the flesh, 34-year-old Moodysson is not so much angry as sombre-going-on-morose, somehow managing to convey an air of humility and extreme world weariness.

It simulates a feeling of induced happiness in its subjects, causing them to forget all unhappy memories and see the world as all unicorns and rainbows instead of the grim and morose pile of rubble that it really is.

As popular paintings go, "Christina's World" is remarkable for being so dark and humorless, yet the public seemed to focus less on its gothic and morose quality and more on the way Mr. Wyeth painted each blade of grass, a mechanical kind of realism that was distinctive if only for going against the tide of abstraction.