Sentence examples for too glum to from inspiring English sources
Europeans are too glum to indulge such hopes, but perhaps our feudal past yields its own impulse for compliance.
When he learns that the Gobernador has been given a position in the royal court, back in Spain, he is too glum about his own situation to show enthusiasm.
Not to be too glum: Please stand up and give an ovation for labor because without labor it would have been uglier -- if that is possible.
With Britain's invidious combination of the two, it is easy to see why forecasters are vying to produce the grimmest predictions of economic performance.Glum, yes but too glum?The pessimism may be overdone.
But don't be too glum, you in high places with sticky fingers.
Would he be passed over for prizes because his stories were too glum?
Low point: The Holy Bible tracks, which, though still great, feel a little too glum for the setting.
Cherie is too glum and Glenna Morrison as Blair's fixer and chum, Anji Hunter, conveys none of her shameless vivacity.
Seal may be divorcing Heidi Klum, but he certainly doesn't seem too glum about it.
