Sentence examples for most glum from inspiring English sources

"Consumers are most glum before the economy turns around," he said.

The people who are most glum are the ones who say that they or someone close to them have "lost a lot of money in the real estate market".

As the Knicks cycled through team headquarters for their annual exit interviews — first with Coach Mike Woodson and General Manager Glen Grunwald, then with the news media — Shumpert was by far the most candid player, and the most glum.

As Anna spoon-feeds a mash to a toothless, bent old soul, who sits in the dark, "spare from lack of nourishment and most glum in spirits".

Though other members of the Ukrainian Sports Club wore less visible despair, most turned glum at the mention of the group's future.

The most perfect glum detail in the Coen brothers' hymn to loserdom, Inside Llewyn Davis, is that the peevish 60s folk singer Llewyn is actually very gifted.

Its characters are, for the most part, lost, glum and confused, but their crisscrossing stories nonetheless seem charmed.

Of the million or so jobs added in 2010, two-thirds were created in just 11 states, and one Texas accounted for 20% of the country's net job gains.Even within the fastest-growing states, hiring has been tightly packed in just a few cities, leaving most residents feeling glum.

Mr. Kavanaugh, the movie mogul, looked glum through most of the questioning.

With a few shops, trees and the entrances to the building and subway drawing people down into it, it's at least busier and less glum than most sunken plazas, and inviting in ways that the barren patch of sidewalk across the street isn't.

HONG KONG — Japanese shares eked out a gain, but investors remained glum in most major stock markets across Asia.