Sentence examples for sombre looking from inspiring English sources

The diagnosis suggested that he would only be out of action for eight weeks, but the sombre looking photo may prompt fresh worries for Andy Flower.

shout out to the person directing the tv coverage of mccain's funeral who cut to a sombre looking ivanka and jared when lieberman spoke of mccain voting against the obamacare repeal pic.twitter.com/Bg0si7UnL3.

However, avoid an altogether sombre look by adding a pop of colour with brightly coloured knitwear layered underneath.

Whenever we told someone that we were considering the possibility, we'd get a sombre look and a long pause.

Instead, this is a thoughtful, rather sombre look at the death of desire, sacrificed on the altar of comfort.

The Dutch had most of the early possession, and when they went ahead in the 11th minute it became a possibility that their sombre looks may have indicated a severe sense of purpose rather than a petulant resignation.

Indeed, although Neil Patrick Harris wore the increasingly sombre look of a man who wished he had stayed home and mended that leak behind the dishwasher, the crack in his opening speech, about "the best and whitest," had done its work.

Oliver Hirschbiegel's film takes a long, sombre look at the men behind the last century's greatest atrocity, and provides a convincing version of the ending below Berlin that we must all have imagined since school.

The islanders are all so brimming with secrets that they might come tumbling out were they to unpurse their lips, so they communicate with sombre looks into the distance instead.

But overall it's admirably staged, has a suitably sombre look, and the oddly moving final scenes have an elegiac grace and a tragic sense that the end of On Her Majesty's Secret Service only hints at.

He began returning to the communities of his childhood to find "what gets called the underclass" for his 2008 debut Better Things, a sombre look at smalltown drug abuse that made a stir at Cannes.