Sentence examples for time of gloom from inspiring English sources

These years are traditionally viewed as the heyday of the proletarian novel, a time of gloom and a period when business leaders were despised.

"But in this time of gloom and doom we want to show people we're a haven, a place to explore, discover and find inspiration".

At a time of gloom at the Stadium of Light, Pickford has managed to confirm he has a very bright future.

The show's title is a reference to being young and hopeful in a time of gloom, and it tells of the travails of a bird named Boris, a pigeon-sized puppet with a long beak and fluffy tail feathers whose puppeteer gives him a persuasive midair flutter and makes him dexterous enough to alight on the lip of a wine bottle and pick up a tied bundle by its string.

But any incumbent holding office in times of gloom faces a double headache.

For instance, even in these times of gloom, sales of many items that could be considered indulgences are rising.

For some Long Islanders, however, the final hours of the weekend are not times of gloom, but of enjoyment, reflection and re-connecting with friends and family.

It was a time of complete gloom and bleakness.

It also sees the project as a way of pepping up the economy at a time of global gloom.

The monthly meeting of the ministers in Brussels came at a time of widespread gloom about the broad European economy.

The 2012 election was being run at a time of economic gloom, and can fairly be described as a contest between a disappointing incumbent and an unconvincing challenger.