gloominess In A Sentence

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• But out in the farming communities you find a gloominess about the future of their local economy, and a feeling that this way of life is severely threatened.
• What none of the principals knew then is that for all its gloominess , or maybe even because of it, 'Revolutionary Road ' is a novel cherished by a passionate and protective coven of admirers .
• Even though stocks prices seemed far more stable in Tokyo and Singapore on Monday, signs of gloominess and fear about the world's economic future also remained high in some areas.
• The actors all turn in strong work, with Bujold doing some of her best work as she brings a weird, neurotic sanity to the chaos that occurs in the gloominess of her family fortress.
• Strips of fluorescent lights struggled against the gloominess of the space.
• This poem treats Elizabeth's demise with extreme gloominess, using it as a symbol for the Fall of Man and the destruction of the universe.
• After this event there was a large feeling of gloominess over the country, a feeling that is portrayed in the painting.
• The first, he tells them with the gloominess of Eeyore, is that they can wake up to a splitting headache and a cold driving rain and find that their waterlogged newspaper announces a Bush victory.
• Some columns that he wrote in the fall, when his hedge fund faced the strongest head winds, reveal Cramer's gloominess about unfavorable markets.
• Gloominess seemed to pervade every aspect without enough lightness to balance the story to my taste.
• Hill's analysis takes some of the sting out of the market's recent gloominess.
• The last piece of dialogue shifts from gloominess to hopefulness to defeat, according to Tetlow, ending with Nick's declaration there is no " good in promising ".
• The same goes for Ted, whose sweet gloominess nicely complements Michael's wry sparkle.
• Ruby's happy spirit begins to dampen at Calvin's increased gloominess.
• Consider Abraham Lincoln's gloominess and Franklin Roosevelt's paralysis.
• There was something of majesty in her look, but mixed with a gloominess of soul ".
• Ur heavy breathing in the gloominess is familiar with the early morning lane's fog.
• His nonchalant, ironic way of writing understates the peculiarity and the gloominess of the stories.
• After four straight negative sessions last week, the market was not expected to shed its gloominess this week.
• Despite a year of whining about economic gloominess in book publishing, 2002 might be remembered, if one notes such things, as a particularly good year for first fiction.
• There is an all pervading dark and gloominess that borders on hopeless.
• But the action plays out tiresomely, one nasty turn piled on another, compounding the movie's gloominess.
• While cheerfulness fosters creativity, gloominess breeds attentiveness and careful thinking, Professor Joe Forgas told Australian Science Magazine.
• The increasing gloominess of Donne's tone may also be observed in the religious works that he began writing during the same period.