Příklady sullen

• Benefit is clear for intermediate and sullen families.

• An example of the former might be trying to hold a conversation with a sullen teenaged son or daughter on the merits of atonal music.

• It is little wonder that observers often described shepherds as sullen.

• The violin, on edge, is forced for the first time into subterranean depths and rhythmically complex figures, leaps and runs as the trombone and tuba pursue it over sullen ground.

• Terms such as "sullen," "moody," or "irritable" are used to describe emotional states that become more traitlike blends of different negative emotions seen in both internalizing and externalizing problems.

• I think it would be a very great pity if we accepted this with resentment and rather sullen bitterness in our hearts.

• A girl who was described as having a sunny disposition became sullen and nervous as time passed.

• We cannot put any great value on a naval base if the population is against us—sulky, sullen and passively resisting.

• The mood of the people is turning from one of fortitude and philosophy to one of sullen despair.

• The fact is, according to all the evidence, that there is that sullen feeling of dislike and suspicion about the proposals for closer association.

• However, he looked particularly miserable and sullen and embarrassed on that ludicrous occasion.

• Well, they may be sullen and curmudgeonly if they will.

• The farming community is sullen and really furious with him.

• I hardly like reviving certain old animosities or mentioning anything which may tend to stir sullen and slumbering emotions.

• He, finding the girl sullen, approached the mental welfare officer, who assured me admission was necessary.