sullen

The Labour front bench looked slumped, slouched and sullen today - the realities of government still proving heavy after less than six months in office.

You never know how she’s going to react and while her large eyes are often sullen and sad, her expression unreadable, Dyrholm’s are wide and bright, verging on the edge of mania.

His mood was sullen, according to Meridith McGraw, author of Trump in Exile, an account of the former president’s time after leaving the White House.

The feeling between Trump and McConnell is mutual — the former president once called the Kentucky Republican "a dour, sullen, and unsmiling political hack."

Last Thursday, zookeepers noticed the usually playful and energetic bear became lethargic and sullen.