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• The bright, snowy expanses offer some relief from the glumness.
• His resolute glumness is reflected in the way Raimi directs.
• To have left that English glumness of it was a great relief.
• Much of the glumness stems from head-spinning change.
• His Simon is an existential hero of surpassing glumness.
• It finds relief from February's glumness mainly in weeklong Carnival festivities.
• The glumness was gone, the faces were smiling.
• Torn grunted with half-mock glumness.
• Joe's glumness lifts when he meets Elizabeth Berkley's receptive fellow actor.
• That sort of glumness cast a pall over all Kodak's bright earnings numbers.
• No glumness or spare words this time.
• On the face of it, there is ample reason for all this glumness among Democrats.
• Whatever energy " Vatel " has derives from Depardieu's robust glumness and his peasant empathy.
• Now, she has shed the glumness of her recent roles and appears radiant and totally confident in herself.
• But where most MTV consists of posed glumness, the five Spice Girls are resolutely upbeat and up-tempo.
• "Max Bickford " feels tamped down, as if the character's glumness infected its creators.
• Even a farcical seduction scene set in the Liberace Museum can't lift the movie's pall of glumness.
• But Costner never seems to be having much fun in his pictures, and the glumness rubs off on the audience.
• Her portrayal here may be fluttery and overly ornate _ devoid of a needed German glumness _ but it is determinedly thoughtful.
• Some party leaders cautioned against glumness, noting that Kerry had come within 3 percentage points of defeating Bush, a wartime president.