Sentence examples for sombre aspects from inspiring English sources

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl is the latest in a recent surge of movies about young people dying that have all been uncommonly realistic and unflinching about the uglier, more sombre aspects of death.

It derives its name from the sombre aspect of its dark green, sharp, rigid, rather long leaves.

The late Poet Laureate spent his boyhood here, and many local features play a central role in his poetry – the moors, the woods, the canal, and the dark cliff of Scout Rock – "A wall of rock and steep woods half way up to the sky" - which continues to give this part of the valley a sombre aspect.

A sombre look.

If his face relaxed, he would look sombre and hungry.

Eight years in office familiarized the public with other aspects of his personality a cerebral statesman, a sombre fellow-mourner in Newtown and Charleston, a chief executive whose faith in American better angels sometimes qualified as naïveté.

They look just right in those snug, sombre Prada outfits.

Intensely sombre.

Looking sombre.

They all looked sombre.

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