Przykłady morose

• Conservatives ' ' were increasingly cognizant, ' ' he says, ' ' of the need to avoid either quixotic antistatism or morose authoritarianism if their movement was to capture national power and respect.

• This insult makes me morose, discontented, bitter and a malcontent through no fault of one's own.

• They arrived sullen, suspicious and morose, and at the end of the three weeks they were vivacious, full of life—in fact just normal children again.

• There are men who are violent, insubordinate, sullen, morose and utterly brutal creatures.

• I have seen myself how depressed and morose for substantial periods after refusal of parole a prisoner and his family can be.

• Then there is the boy who perhaps has a bad family background and who is a bit morose.

• That seems to me a sour and morose form of comfort.

• Under its influence the weak man becomes foolish, the morose man weeps, and the excitable man becomes exalted.

• Surely we cannot get over the difficulty by saying that prisoners who are really like wild beasts—morose, and subject to gusts of passion—are abnormal and ought to be certified insane.

• My friend, a man of cheerful, sunny character with an enormous capacity for enjoying life, gradually became bitter, morose, savage and often cruel to those around him.

• The alternative is something that is terrible to see—the patients sitting down, doing nothing, miserable and morose, and in fact waiting for death, whether consciously or otherwise.

• If you want men to continue to nurse a grievance and become morose, then you are doing it when you refuse a willing worker any source of income except.

• Normally happy men become morose, distrustful, embittered.

• Her boyfriend died of aids, having despaired and become morose because of the disease.

• This foreknowledge of his own (suspected) demise led to a somewhat subdued, even morose, demeanor.