Sentence examples for seem gloomy from inspiring English sources

The Andorran valleys are narrow, and can seem gloomy except in bright sunlight.

Some seem gloomy about their prospects of getting any of them at all.

Even though the apartments have a railroad-style layout, the generous use of glass and terraces at the ends ensures that they won't seem gloomy, he explained.

He has tended to be far more serious, restraining natural jocularity, but also has tried to strike a balance so as not to seem gloomy.

On whom may the citizens rely to protect their Fourth Amendment rights?" In the years since, Brennan, in conversation, has continued to seem gloomy about the prospects of the exclusionary rule.

It also fears that the jobless rate will reach 10.5% in 2010, virtually as high as its peak in the early 1990s.Such forecasts may seem gloomy, but the experience of other countries that have had big banking crises suggests grounds for pessimism.

The big unknown remains fuel costs (see article) and the risk that soaring prices for petrol, let alone physical supply shortages, will hit consumer spending hard.Financial markets certainly seem gloomier about the country's growth prospects.

The big unknown remains fuel costs and the risk that high prices for petrol, let alone physical supply shortages, will hit consumer spending hard.Financial markets certainly seem gloomier about the country's growth prospects.

Only the owner of the kiosk selling rooftop PV panels seemed gloomy.

With their squared off shoulders and slackened trousers, they seemed gloomy, like two-button wool ghosts.

Bell is a professional optimist, but occasionally seems gloomy about the modern world.