Sentence examples for most gloomy from inspiring English sources
The best buying opportunities occur when investors are most gloomy.
"We have found that the men who know most are the most gloomy," they wrote.
Nonetheless, it is precisely in this area that Danish politicians who sought a yes-vote are now most gloomy.
Standard Chartered last week issued the most gloomy forecast yet on the future price of oil: $10 a barrel.
He is not surprised by this; indeed, of all the scientists I talked to, he remains the most gloomy.
On 1 January 1832, he reports that: "The new year to my jaundiced senses bore a most gloomy appearance.
Most were gloomy about the prospects for reconciliation, and some were militant.
Most were gloomy about prospects for a recovery, saying they felt the economy was getting worse instead of better.
And in the most recent gloomy analysis, the OECD on June 24th put the likely shrinkage of the economy this year at 5.5%.
He has always specialised in writing about loss, bitterness and horror, and this is one of the most brilliantly gloomy albums in his long career.
The Guardian's Robin Denselow gave it five stars in his review last month, describing it as "one of the most brilliantly gloomy albums in his long career".
