| Some have ascribed Reeves' glumness to his personal life which has been tinged with sadness. |
| Yates, in sorrowful tones said that her glumness was caused by her thoughts. |
| If the economy continues its current trajectory, there is no doubt that this glumness will go. |
| There are plenty of hackneyed truisms about ill-winds, silver-linings and darkness-before-dawns that can be tossed into the glumness. |
| He grinned, trying to shake off his morning glumness, and swung his own gleaming blade around, flourishing it with expertise. |
| The findings of this study show a worrying trend towards glumness. |
