Sentence examples for somber turn from inspiring English sources

But it quickly takes a more somber turn.

Mr. Merchant is so funny, though, that the guard's later somber turn is awkward.

In the early 1990s he entered his black period, producing work whose titles -- "Day Dreaming," "Profundity," "Illusions" -- reflected a more somber turn.

His work during the 1970s took a more somber turn, with films like the political thriller "In Nome del Popolo Italiano" ("In the Name of the Italian People," 1971), with Mr. Tognazzi.

"First table that fills it out correctly wins a vanilla-scented votive candle!" Although Ms. Grazer makes the mistake of giving the last part of her story a somber turn, she otherwise gets "Maneater" right.

With early novels like "Election" (1998) and "Joe College" (2000), Mr. Perrotta started off using his sociological eye and pitch-perfect ear for dialogue to create comic, Nick Hornby-esque portraits of young misfits coping with class and status and ambition, but his work has taken a more somber turn with "Little Children" and "The Abstinence Teacher".

Fearing the conversation had taken too somber a turn, Mr. Shannon broke in.

In "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" the somber music turns insistent.

(Roger A. Deakins's somber cinematography turns the Keystone State into a study of grays and browns, dead leaves and bare trees, under a sky like wet metal).

A somber pregame turned into a joyous celebration when Piazza hit a dramatic two-run home run with one out in the bottom of the eighth inning to lead the Mets to a 3-2 victory.

Photographer Srdjan Veljovic documented the somber event, turning his camera toward relatives and friends of the victims. .