Sentence examples for sunk in gloom from inspiring English sources

Even devoted Atlanticists are sunk in gloom.

The stockmarket bubble has burst and, despite signs of economic recovery, Wall Street seems to be sunk in gloom.

Veteran activists are sunk in gloom ("I've never seen conservatives so downright fed up," says Richard Viguerie, a conservative stalwart).

Ralph Fiennes is Jackson, a blind American diplomat, once brilliant and passionately principled, now sunk in gloom, who frequents the city's louche and chaotic clubs.

His father was with him, and now and then made game attempts at conversation, but the boy was sunk in gloom.

He had never seen the streets of Prague so empty, the housefronts sunk in gloom like a row of lanterns with the wicks snuffed.

Now they are sunk in excessive gloom.

Lunchtime at the Old Ebbitt Grill and John Simmons is sunk in speechless gloom.

This staging is sunk in the dead-fly gloom of the 1970s and played out on a cavernous stage peopled by the shuffling inmates of Mr Fogg's Private Asylum for the Mentally Deranged.

We were sinking, mired in gloom, isolation, and uncertainty.

Then it sunk in.