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Meanings of more sullen in English
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Usage of more sullen in English
1
Their attitude became every moment more downcast-theircountenances more sullen and wretched.
2
Their looks are more sullen than before, and their discontent more open.
3
Lawson's face seemed darker, more sullen, yet lighted by some indomitable resolve.
4
Wright's face seemed darker, more sullen, yet lighted by some indomitable resolve.
5
Ilar was even more sullen now, opening his mouth only to complain.
6
But Grindhusen did not laugh; he grew more and more sullen and despairing.
7
Meekin, in the morning, found his pupil more sullen than ever.
8
He grew daily more sullen and repellent, toward Albert noticeably so.
9
The other two women, Sharon and Lisa, became even more sullen.
10
It was notable, however, that the more sullen elements stayed.
11
The more champagne he drank-andthere was plenty coming and going-themore sullen he became.
12
As our situation became more desperate it appeared the Indians became more sullen and mean.
13
But the great peak loomed blacker and more sullen.
14
But the road was still empty, and we rode on, gradually becoming ever more sullen.
15
Stiger glanced from one lad to the other, his face growing more sullen each instant.
16
A more sullen supper and eating is entirely repeated.
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