Sentence examples for remarkably gloomy from inspiring English sources

Now, I actually think that this is the case, and that stock prices reflect a remarkably gloomy set of expectations for the economy.

CONSIDERING the firepower, wealth and prestige of the international clubs they speak for NATO and the European Union the western negotiators who have been trying to bring peace to Macedonia are remarkably gloomy about their ability to ensure a happy future for one small European country.

Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!

Paradoxically, this was a consequence of his conviction that human beings were utterly corrupt and addicted to sin: the counter to his gloomy Augustinian anthropology was a remarkably relaxed view of sexuality.

The sides of the frontispiece are decorated with two figures painted by Gainsborough, which are remarkably picturesque and beautiful; the heavy columns which gave the house so gloomy an aspect that it rather resembled a large mausoleum or a place for funeral dirges, than a theatre, are removed.

Too gloomy.

Builders remain gloomy.

Others are less gloomy.

Their outlook is gloomy.

That seems too gloomy.

Others sounded downright gloomy.