Either way, she does look rather glum.
Put like this, the outlook is rather glum.
Not surprisingly, the mood in the Italian press following last night's game is rather glum.
IT IS a country that once felt great and proud, and now feels rather glum and second-rate.
The boys were piled with fried chicken and mashed potatoes, but through it all they remained rather glum and uncommunicative.
It also contrasts well with the rather glum picture painted by the banks' main lobbying body in this report.
Rather glum faces from Prime Minister David Cameron, Samantha Cameron, Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.
By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, February 20 , 1932P. 11 Maurice Chevalier is really rather glum and that worries his press-agents.
On a recent night, however, the sofas covered with animal prints were occupied by rather glum groups in their early 20's.
"I mean, we could've had a picture of the band, looking rather glum, which was normal, standing on a cobbled street or something.
Despite Williams's rather glum expression, it was painted at the poet's Islington home in north London while listening, Sullivan said, to "very loud Elvis and early Cajun music".
