morose造句

He became at times listless and morose.

She just sat there looking morose.

this novel mirrors his morose style.

She became so morose and despotic, that her rule became intolerable.

In fact, the only one who needs to be morose is me, not Annie.

Above all, he lacks the morose frown and sagging chops of both Mr Fukuda and Mr Abe.

Her once-sunny disposition turned morose, and her vigorous workouts declined to a measly 20 minutes of walking a day.

One easy, although unkind, way of dealing with two morose teenagers is to play one off against the other.

But the opening quotation, seemingly so apt for morose France today, is not about that country at all.

Their speech samples came from ten volunteers who were recorded reading various monologues, including animated accounts of winning the lottery and morose descriptions of failing marriages.

Their inchoate romance could prove therapeutic for both, with Alice finding pure friendship and Joe learning to let go of morose childhood.

They spoke of sending their children to work just to get them out of the house and of husbands who grew morose and violent.

"I guess it's not as maybe morbid or morose as it normally is," said Stacy Cooke, watching her daughter, Caitlin, 4, turning somersaults with her Cousins on the strips of lawn.