Sentence examples for most morose from inspiring English sources

Still, it's a surprise that Ms. Bareilles's best song on this album is her most morose.

Scandinavian cops may be the most morose of an angst-ridden breed, but they aren't alone.

That, of course, is the paradox: Joel's art is defined by his life, and his best work is his most morose.

One of his heroes is the 19th-century thinker Arthur Schopenhauer, perhaps the most morose philosopher who ever lived, for whom human life is driven by an insatiable, voracious Will, the world is an illusion and the whole of human history a blood-soaked battleground.

I sang it in the shower, I serenaded my kids to sleep with it, and woe unto anyone who happened to be in the same room with me and a piano; they'd be treated to the most morose and self-pitying rendition in the history of mankind.

Describing overdose ballad While We Were Sleeping as "the most morose song ever written in Sunderland", begging for a record deal and donning Cutler's trademark hat and glasses for the tribute EP, Hyde leavens a haunting, disturbing and deeply moving hour.

The most appealing thing about Nesser's morose cop, who tackles a murder investigation as if it were a knotty chess problem, is the way his mind works.

So it's startling to hear how morose Mr. Chesney sounds through most of his new album, "Lucky Old Sun".

Ben, the morose little grad lost, shows the most range, thanks to better writing and to the acting chops of Ryan Barry, who plays him.

The melancholy tales of his lost-lover color the evening, but never harm the humor, in large part because Judson never turns morose or serious, even with the most-serious stories.

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.