Sentence examples for source of gloom from inspiring English sources

That is my biggest source of gloom.

For those who were close to Mr. Rabin, this shift has been a source of gloom.

The latest source of gloom was the July Institute for Supply Management (ISM) index for American manufacturing.

EMERGING markets used to be a beacon of hope in the world economy, but now they are more often a source of gloom.

The result is likely to be America's first consumer-led downturn in close to two decades.Home is where the rot startsThe biggest source of gloom is housing.

It's another source of gloom, along with everything else life has thrown at us this year: earthquakes, war and scandal – all under a darkening sky of economic crisis.

In the months since that survey, sources of gloom have only been amplified.

(Sisario) EDITORS, HOT HOT HEAT (Thursday) Editors, from Birmingham, England, chose a fitting name: The band stitches together material from other sources with skill, joining the baritone-of-gloom vocals of Joy Division ("Oh, if fortune favors the brave/I am as poor as they come") and the early U2's sheets of guitar.

Biographer Ian Inglis has written of Harrison's dismay at the more negative reviews for Material World: "It coincided with a period of intense disarray and frequent infidelities in his personal life, and the combination of these two sources of disappointment produced a mood of gloom and cynicism that would invariably work its way into his next musical projects".

One origin for the stories of gloom and doom is Garrett Hardin's 1968 article on 'The tragedy of the commons'.

The chip business, a fountain of gloom last year, is a source of hope now.