dolorous

Has there ever been a more dolorous race than we?

She was not dolorous, but the monster attacked her first.

But there is more to this examination of the dead than just the dolorous details.

There was a dolorous note in his voice that chilled them all.

Dolorous legislators are using the moment to snatch more of the war power from the President.

It had holes cut for eyes and was painted with a great dolorous grin.

There are other signs and sounds of activity here, but the place has a sleepy, dolorous feel to it.

Then there was a dolorous researcher poring over a several volume set.

To get within a mile of me was to hear a huge dolorous bell tolling.

And the music's dolorous side comes through in his generally dark, mellow, closely recorded tone.

Then he listens, with a pained look on his face, to a long, dolorous monologue.

These dank walls had known the man whose dolorous story is a sealed book forever!

The voice of the mournful chanter called to dolorous prayer.

Take on a dolorous, thankless task voluntarily and make anyone who objects look small.

In at least one instance, the potentially dolorous message is being leavened with humor.

It was hard even to think while that dolorous throbbing filled the air and hammered at his brain.

He looked up again as a dolorous thump echoed through the ship's timbers.

Three days of this dolorous existence he passed.

The queen's dolorous face took on an obstinate expression.

The other sequels have become increasingly grim and dolorous; it's no fun having to live forever.

Everything was grey and white in a cold and dolorous sort of shepherd's plaid.

Someone in the master's quarters played a lute, a dolorous tune that Else did not recognize.

Teddy listened for the dolorous thunk it made, then the tumbling fall down the steps.

The cook was a large, hairless man with pinkish-gray skin and a round, dolorous face.

He began to pace the room; and the young man Bicket looked at him with large dolorous eyes.