Sentence examples for some gloom from inspiring English sources

A heart was led, and South inspected the dummy in some gloom.

"I've heard some gloom and doom stories about people not watching TV any more.

And then you look at some of these ads, and it's some doom and some gloom".

India's Muslims generally have reasons for some gloom: they endure lower levels of education, income, political representation or government jobs than the majority Hindus.

In his pamphlet he assesses the prospects for Mr Cameron's renegotiation and referendum with some gloom, adding that even a Labour victory in May would not end concerns over Brexit.

Officials in Brussels added some gloom with a report that said the economy of the European Union had ground to a standstill, with a prediction of 0.5 percent growth in 2012 and a return to slow growth of about 1.5 percent expected by 2013.

Even in places where fresh jobs have sprouted, some stubborn gloom persists.

"At least we'll have some June gloom now".

Obama lost New Hampshire to Hillary Clinton, but when I arrived at a high school gymnasium late that evening expecting to observe some concessionary gloom, what Obama gave the crowd instead was a rousing campaign speech, looking to the primaries that still lay ahead.

If some of the gloom is a consequence of his mourning, some of it also reflects the difficulty of creating a good doggie tale.

I'm trying to help her get rid of some of the gloom she's had to deal with and inject some joy.