Sentence examples for much gloom and from inspiring English sources

"It was very much gloom and doom.

Joanna Moorhead: The thing is that there's so much gloom and doom in so many soaps.

In Los Angeles before the 1984 Summer Games, there was so much gloom and doom that everybody who could vanished to Hawaii or Mammoth Lake or London.

While there is much gloom and doom after the failure of the latest round of talks, let's not forget how long it took to conclude the Uruguay round trade talks.

With so much gloom-and-doom surrounding Social Security -- a 2011 report from the Social Secuirty Board of Trustees said Social Security will be insolvent by 2017 -- a self-funded retirement is more of a reality for many Americans.

The big winner of the world's second-biggest democratic vote (after India's election) is likely to be the apathetic party.This is provoking much gloom about the EU's democratic deficit and the toothlessness and irrelevance of its parliament.

The mood in Western Europe remains likely to reflect the prospects for the single currency, and there will be much gloom if it fails.

China has now become a significant market for countries such as Brazil, Chile and Peru.The rise of China prompted much gloom in Latin America a decade ago.

"This one's going to be in near darkness," mutters the man on the door, and Beach House emerge in so much gloom that if one of them mislaid a contact lens, there would be a health and safety incident.

While revenue continues to soar and it is hard to find much gloom in other metrics, the company's page views are something of a disappointment, even considering a summer slowdown in Internet usage.

The MSCI global share index is up by almost 9% since the beginning of the year and by 20% since its lows last October.After so much gloom, it is hardly surprising that the world's animal spirits are beginning to leap again.