Sentence examples for that glum from inspiring English sources

It wasn't an easy one, which may explain her peculiar reticence and that glum stare.

Since that glum morning of 8 May, when the 63% who had not voted Conservative woke up to find that David Cameron had achieved an unexpected majority, the opposition away from Westminster has been re-energised.

Yet that glum verdict on 17 years of liberalisation, privatisation and stabilisation was tempered by another finding.

Monday joined that glum parade when the skies opened early in the afternoon, a passing downpour followed by a not-so-passing downpour.

But maybe because they were only talking, not working, they didn't seem all that glum, and they went on enthusiastically about the subject that seems to preoccupy all graphic novelists -- their "rhythm," or the way their panels work on the page.

You still have models that look glum - the 'glum cow disease'.

Since Monsoon Wedding, Mira Nair has looked like a director operating a little too far outside her comfort zone - with her hit-and-miss Vanity Fair adaptation and before that, a glum TV movie called Hysterical Blindness set in 1980s New Jersey.

That's a glum but accurate answer, I think.

That is the glum prospect that the oil ministers of the organisation wanted to talk to one another about in Geneva next week.

That kind of glum talk is being heard all over Wall Street, where money is the measure and bonuses the ultimate yardstick.

These strictly isogenic materials provided convincing evidence that lack of glum hair truly increased the efficiency of grain packaging.