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• As directed by Alex Dmitriev, the entire production is lugubrious.
• The second movement is, by turns, lugubrious and songful.
• Worse, the film oscillates between tinny hysteria and lugubrious lethargy.
• But the lugubrious reflections on loss and missed connections are finally overwhelming.
• Clinton aides, who had been cocky, turned lugubrious.
• But that doesn't explain the surprisingly lugubrious results.
• Brooks doesn't stray far from his usual lugubrious screen persona.
• It portrays nine lugubrious men assembling on a tour bus in Okinawa.
• The lugubrious mannerisms that fattened his music around the edges are gone.
• All we can see now is a lugubrious and mercenary old man.
• That gently lugubrious phrase certainly does not hold of the play ."
• As frenetic as the Keystone Kops were, Langdon was slow and lugubrious.
• Not even a funereal vulture or a lugubrious raven.
• A rather lugubrious, pallid countenance hid unfailing amiability.
• Others, like the process of pottery making, are explained in lugubrious detail.
• For this lugubrious occasion, we've all been dressed by our lawyers.
• Mark Ermler's lugubrious treatment of Beethoven's " Pastoral"
• Unfortunately, that is a rare direct passage in Pierson's lugubrious book.
• In the lulls between the action, Maxwell dramatizes one lugubrious episode after another.
• And the plots are lugubrious and slow, even when they try to be lurid.