Use of lugubrious in Sentences. 23 Examples
The examples include lugubrious at the start of sentence, lugubrious at the end of sentence and lugubrious in the middle of sentence
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lugubrious at the end of sentence
- Why are you looking so lugubrious?
- He plays some passages so slowly that they become lugubrious.
lugubrious in the middle of sentence
- James was in lugubrious mood.
- That long, lugubrious howl rose on the night air again!
- After the earthquake, the city is full of lugubrious faces.
- The whole effect was hideous, petty , lugubrious, and narrow.
- "I am drinking, " replied the tippler, with a lugubrious air.
- The Rectory drive was dank and dripping between its lugubrious laurels.
- She could imagine what was going on in the lugubrious depths of Baikal.
- He remembered the merchant, long, lanky, and lugubrious of countenance.
- This ingredient does not invite or generally produce lugubrious lamentation.
- Their host was a huge, lugubrious man, who reminded Graham of Demis Roussos.
- After a few minutes the door opened and a young, lugubrious face looked out.
- He had a long lugubrious face with drooping and soft pouches beneath the eyes.
- At times he talked to himself, and stammered lugubrious monologues in a low voice.
- McNab's head was lowered and he seemed to be pondering in a lugubrious sort of way.
- He had a long lugubrious face with drooping jowls and soft pouches beneath the eyes.
- People ate lugubrious meals around the waterfalls, their faces green with marine sorrow.
- He only existed in relation to Ryder's, and by extension Waugh's, lugubrious loathing for what the future held.
- Henry was large and jovial and partly bald, while Jimmy was small and rather lugubrious in appearance and hailed from Glasgow.
- Roguet had set the lugubrious example of threatening with death any French grenadier who should bring him a Prussian prisoner.
- An excessive emotion was required to wring from him, once or twice a year, that lugubrious laugh of the convict, which is like the echo of the laugh of a demon.
- A diffident, shuffling stick figure on stage, at the keyboard he had a penchant for lugubrious tempos, affecting profundity and a crashing, bombastic virtuosity.
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