Sentence examples for really gloomy from inspiring English sources

But he reassured the writer that he wasn't really gloomy, merely overtired.

Gail: Really gloomy for your side, but it certainly works for me.

Masha can sometimes seem really gloomy and grumpy, but I think she's just volatile.

Add to that the "lost goals" and "lost ideals" quoted by other authors, and the picture gets really gloomy.

Things would have been really gloomy if Jacksonville had to stew over another loss, especially in a game it led, 17-7, at halftime.

But if you want to feel really gloomy about America's ability to tackle its deficit, consider the ideological, almost theological, arguments about tax that are taking place within the Republican camp itself.

Sure, they say it's socially important, but still really dark and gloomy, with their negative tones.

But your last two or three Blogs really reinforce the fact of our truly gloomy situation.

But is it really so gloomy?

Fareed Zakaria: Is the West's future really so gloomy?

Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!