Was he inconsolable and mopey and depressed all the time?
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Why would a solitary, mopey Abby be cause for alarm?
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She is mopey, but never dopey, "National Review" reporter, Kat Timpf.
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Chris Harrison finds our mopey hero sulking alone on the sand.
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I guess he'll be mopey and sad because his wife's dead.
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It's a mopey energy—relax and don't try to force things.
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The mopey "Socks" is a tongue-lashing to unoriginal gift givers.
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That's not to say it's a sullen, mopey album, by any means.
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Mopey, pouty, itching at reddened skin around his neck, he's a wreck.
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When the fish weren't paired with their preferred partner they got, well, mopey.
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"I'm sorry we don't spend our time being mopey and tragic," Veronica says.
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They may look mopey and cute, but just wait until they are better.
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When we first see Bobby (Damian Lewis) in episode 2, he looks particularly mopey.
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Drake even (he may not be sad per se, but he sure is mopey).
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Mopey gunslinger in "Blazing Saddles" or mad scientist in "Young Frankenstein" (both from 1974)?
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Well, I was very sad and very mopey for a while after my breakup.
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Frankie, though, wants to fix Ilene up with her mopey son, Paul (Jérémie Renier).
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A mopey incest-y boyfriend, gossipy seneschals and a diluted claim to the Iron Throne?
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He doesn't seem too upset about his situation, though he is kind of a mopey guy.
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I would recommend listening to KYLE whenever you're feeling like a silly baby or a little mopey.
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I'm into spending some potentially not-completely-bewildering time watching Aaron Paul play a mopey thief, though.
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What if William Shakespeare's Hamlet was told not through the mopey prince, but his love interest, Ophelia?
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"He wasn't getting any kind of response on OkCupid and was all mopey about dating," Corinaldi said.
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That's a lot of time to devote to warped, mopey soul that hangs around the same tempo.
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Deanna also has a mopey, gothy roommate (Heidi Gardner) and attracts a pair of mean-girl bullies.
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There's a familiar earnestness to a singer cradling a guitar, a ready-made aesthetic of mopey vulnerability.
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Her character, a friendly flight attendant named Claire, is obsessed with Drew, Orlando Bloom's mopey, suicidal shoe designer.
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If that sounds like a precariously mopey premise, it's at least one this band knows how to finesse.
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A return to the pop-rap of his first two albums, before he went mopey, would be welcome.
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He brings Kevin along, who's still injured from his football accident, to get him out of his mopey patterns.
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In the grand scheme of things, my boyfriend having one mopey day is not the end of the world.
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Dominic West plays a tony Brooklynite who has an affair with a mopey Montauk waitress, played by Ruth Wilson.
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Mopey and alone, Sam goes about his daily tasks such as washing in rainwater and soulfully playing the drums.
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He is less a satirical observer of his nation's foibles than an excavator of its mopey, mordant, steadfast conscience.
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With a few tweaks, "Euphoria" — a mopey tale of suicide and sisterhood — would make a pretty good horror movie.
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As for "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson," yes, Mr. Friedman was working from the template of a mopey pop genre.
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It has both Willem Dafoe and mopey Seattle teens, which cancel each other out on the scale of Good vs.
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Maisel is like Mad Men from the perspective of a vivacious, acid-tongued woman, rather than yet another mopey dude.
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Shelly (Kerry Bishé) finds herself vacationing alone when her mopey, dissatisfied husband, Michael (Corey Stoll), contrives an excuse to cancel.
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While this series could be dour and mopey, writer Jason Aaron has given Thor a "grin and bear it" attitude.
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She is mopey about it, but I send her some funny animal videos and all is right with the world.
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The mopey real estate agent left his wife for Nadia, and he needs Nadia's approval to move forward with his life.
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Mopey precious indie sadness drama for about 10 minutes, then suddenly an escalating black comedy about terrible choices and worse outcomes.
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So much of the recent small-screen conversation has involved prying the perception of quality away from mopey, masculine cable dramas.
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One day, a mysterious stranger arrives to knock the Murry family out of their mopey complacency (think a Hagrid-esque arrival).
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"I guess [Dan will] be mopey and sad because his wife's dead," he said, implying that Barr's character will be killed off.
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Despite its mopey-sounding name, what the scientists observed wasn't a community of isolated sulkers, but a highly engaged and interactive bunch.
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It can, at times, veer on mopey, but her brand of navel gazing can also be super celebratory if you let it.
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Anne Hathaway and Jason Sudeikis star in the film, which starts off with some tropes familiar from romantic comedies and mopey indie films.
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Mr. Marshall-Green works hard as Conway, but there's not much to the character besides hurt feelings and a kind of mopey nobility.
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There's Jon, there's Rome, and then there's Eddie (David Giuntoli), the mopey guitar teacher, and Gary (James Roday), the jerky, glib cancer survivor.
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Sure, the Will Arnett-voiced version of Batman from The Lego Movie is a mopey, growling dick — but at least he's fun to watch.
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Comparisons between Sierra Burgess and Insatiable are inevitable, and Sierra's mopey sincerity has a clear advantage when viewed next to Insatiable's easy, glib cynicism.
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Tyrion, who is thrown in jail by Dany for freeing Jaime, tries to get it through Jon's curly, mopey head: Dany is bad now!
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So yeah, he might have had a mopey birthday, but it's better than having to protect a wound with a borrowed T.Swift tank top.
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When Stephen isn't all moony and mopey over Sean, he treats him like an investment property that he will stop at nothing to protect.
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Mopey, resurrected Jon Snow is going to have to get used to his grown-up half-sister, and he'll have to do it soon.
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And the script balances humor, pathos and wish fulfillment as it portrays Alex's rise from mopey dreamer to confident warrior, without overdoing the mythic portent.
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This time, the subject of Morgan's mopey disdain is Emily Ratajkowski, who appears nude (and on a horse, Lady Godiva-style) in this month's Harper's Bazaar.
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So now Harry is sad and mopey and complaining about everything, and that includes venting about Cassandra to some of the Other Boys in the town.
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Many young women can empathise with the appeal of a cad like Daniel Cleaver or a stiff drink and some mopey ballads on a lonely night.
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While it's important to dispel the myth that The Cure works in a singular, mopey mode, it's just as imperative to approach that material head-on.
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To ponder a life made better with the purchase of a needlepoint cushion featuring the mopey mugs of Bosco and Orso, Mr. Michele's Boston terriers ($22,2700).
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Warner Brothers scrambled to squeeze their heroes into this model of filmmaking with their rejigged, mopey take on Superman, Man of Steel—the first to take flight.
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The back half centers around our intrepid, mopey heroes trying to summon the strength to not be so fucking bummed and, for the most part, failing miserably.
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The aforementioned What A Time To Be Alive resonated as an excuse to be embrace a mopey millennial state of mind while also creating some woozy mood music.
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In "Knight of Cups," the man's name is Rick, and he is played, with mopey eyes, a diffident half-smile and a scruff-bedecked chin, by Christian Bale.
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Nearby on the ground lies a mopey body pillow of Tilikum, the deceased killer whale who gained notoriety after killing multiple people as an attraction at SeaWorld Orlando.
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Ms. Pinnow added that J35, the one that carried her dead calf last year, appeared to be doing all right, even if she was perhaps a little mopey.
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Her character, Laura Wells, is a mopey lawyer whose client, a carpenter, won't accept that his workplace-accident lawsuit is hopeless until he hears it from a man.
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OBAMA: And so, you're already a little mopey about things, and as you know, David, because we're close friends, Michelle was never that wild about me going into politics.
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In the first Fantastic Beasts film Queenie was bubbly, ballsy, and kind; here she's mopey and cruel, throwing around love spells as if they're not a massive violation of consent.
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While "Daydreaming" has a beautiful piano riff and intensely thrilling build, Yorke's words are downright mopey and a little lazy — the cliche "past the point of no return" is used.
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I'm trying to be deliberate about starting my day with positive thoughts and reminders of all the wonderful things I have to be thankful for instead of mopey, relationship grossness.
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Of reprising his role as drywall contractor Dan Conner, Goodman said: "I guess he'll be mopey and sad because his wife's dead," suggesting that Barr's character will be killed off.
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Carole may be older and more sophisticated, but Delphine has a clearer sense of her own sexuality, and in Paris, she seduces Carole away from her mopey, half-woke boyfriend.
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The object of their admiration, meanwhile — here called Amos Bardi and played as an adult by Toby Sebastian — is a singularly bland talent, a mopey presence in cardigans and corduroy.
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It could fit easily on CW or Freeform, where it would be even more swoony and mopey than the rest of the lineup, though with a measure of British understatement.
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If the thriller "Daniel Isn't Real" were a recipe, it would call for unappealing ingredients — psychiatric stereotypes, jumpy editing, a mopey protagonist — simmered together until they crackle, pop and blister.
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Jaime and Brienne made mopey love eyes at each other while debating whether they had fulfilled their promises to Catelyn Stark (a character who has been dead for nearly three seasons).
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Being a " millennial" isn't really a point of pride for people born between approximately 1980 and 2000: This generation is frequently called narcissistic, entitled, mopey, and a host of other insults.
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So instead of watching Sherry kick ass and save Daryl and fight zombies, we have to watch her mopey husband mope around in his misery and then screw over yet another character.
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In an interview with U.K. newspaper The Times published Sunday, Goodman said, "I guess [Dan will] be mopey and sad because his wife's dead," implying that Barr's character will be killed off.
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Matt Singer, Screencrush: After two mopey, miserable slogs, Spider-Man: Homecoming is a return to form, featuring an incredibly likable cast, a compelling and complicated villain, and a irrepressibly charming Spider-Man.
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" Indiewire: "Even without its mopey, painfully on-the-nose dialogue and ponderous story, The Last Face sets itself up for failure with its premise, and Penn's apparent inability to recognize it as such.
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In the past month and a half, I've seen comedy shows featuring a stern, sadistic clown (in "Firegeth" at the Bell House) and a mopey sad sack in huge shoes ("Puddles Pity Party").
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It beats last year's John Lewis ad, anyway, which marooned a lonely old man on the moon and set the whole thing to a mopey, breathy indie cover version of an Oasis song.
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If this sounds like the list of ingredients for a mopey breakup album, though, remember that this is a band who spent half their career melting faces and the other coercing dance parties.
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They may often speak the familiar dialogue of those well-known anguished Russians Arkadina, Konstantin, Nina, Sorin and Trigorin (as well as mopey Masha), albeit with a fresh peppering of Anglo-Saxon obscenities.
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And if the Gal Godot movie version can be half this satisfying and entertaining — instead of being mopey, murderous and gritty in the style of Man of Steel — DC should be very happy indeed.
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She tells him that she can't quite see a future for the both of them, and a mopey Connor hangs his head, gives her a hug, and sighs his way into a black SUV.
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He's just a tad creepy (Gleeson's mopey innocence works extremely in his favor here), crashing a party just to run into her and parroting her own views about Kate Moss to pique her interest.
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If I'm feeling mopey or overwhelmed, I just force myself to go on a hike, or workout on my ballet barre, or take a bath in lavender oil, or rub crystals all over my face.
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In last year's Manchester by the Sea, Affleck was mopey, self-loathing, and seized with guilt, whenever he wasn't punching a stranger at a bar after one too many bottles of Sam Adams Boston Lager.
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With all its mopey geniuses and angsty relatability, the alternative movement of the 22008s had inadvertently inured a generation of rock fans to heart-on-sleeve emotionality, seemingly repudiating decades of boneheaded lyrics and antics.
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But the fixtures of that scene have somewhat naturally gravitated to Bhad Bhabie, who in a short period of time has become a fact of contemporary hip-hop, like face tattoos and mopey AutoTuned melody.
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"I miss Gus the mopey polar bear in the Central Park zoo," reads the subtitle of one her cutouts; it has a polar bear delicately placed within a wreath of plants, rendered in ink and graphite.
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The mopey Anna, though, is of course harboring a secret sadness, one that makes her rebuff the ungainly advances of Brendan (Brett Goldstein), a real estate agent who woos her with misshapen vegetables and inappropriate remarks.
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After a brief and altogether unhelpful conversation between Hannah and Chris Harrison (he suggests that all the guys hate Luke because they're just jealous), it's time for Hannah to hand out some mopey roses to the guys.
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Unfortunately, back in 2008, pop culture decided that Sadele is the one people collectively love — just as people preferred the mopey "Chasing Pavements" to the more upbeat, ambitious songs on her first album 19 (RIP, "Right as Rain").
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Although she's a millennial woman carving her way through an alienating urban environment, Fleabag has little in common with other recent characters in this mode, from Girls' mopey Hannah Horvath to the street-smart pratfallers of Broad City.
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The lyrics long for death (as one might expect) but are written so poetically that the edge is blunted, and the overall effect is far less mopey than you may expect from a band named after ceremonial suicide.
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Connected to the Times's API, the work's software grabs a recently published headline, fragments it, then has an automated voice read the words, often out of sequence, to a uniform beat set by a mopey cello and violin.
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But even though we get to see Sebastian sit at a piano and plunk out a dozen songs — especially the mopey, meandering "City of Stars" — we don't get to see so much as a single second of Mia's play.
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The show, adapted for television by Sarah Kucserka and Veronica West, includes plenty of callbacks to the book and movie: verbatim lines, soundtrack choices (hello, Beta Band), character names, a mopey sweater and no doubt other winks I missed.
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But it was as good a place as any to spend a few mopey years, listening to some scraggly guitars, with a man who weighs less than my leg belting out a scream about his heart being turned into an urn.
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Sally has spent the entire season being a mopey, petulant brat, so I suppose it's fitting enough that she winds up finding happiness being as addicted to a steady stream of stranger-validation as your standard social media obsessed teenager.
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It's why, when she finally gets with mopey Jonathan—who, IRL, in 2017, would 100 percent wear Old Skool Vans and listen to Joy Division and publicly read Bukowski and ghost you because you don't get him—it feels hollow.
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The solar eclipse in Leo arrives on August 11, bringing plenty of drama to your social life—it's unlike you to leave a party early because you're tired or mopey, but that's just how you might feel during this time.
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The Village Voice ignored the film (even though it name-checks the Voice film critic Jonas Mekas); the New York Times critic Vincent Canby was unimpressed, calling it "a mopey soap opera" that might have been made for Bette Davis.
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Like so many of the best bands from that early 00s moment, Yeah Yeah Yeahs' tight rhythm section propelled the band beyond the insipid, mopey or chug-a-chug boring place in which so much guitar music had found itself at the time.
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Soon he is plotting the Christmas Eve robbery of 140 Mayan and Aztec artifacts from the museum with his mopey classmate, Wilson (Leonardo Ortizgris), whose loyalty Juan tests by demanding that his friend shoot an arrow at a Rubik's cube balanced on his head.
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The format's very similar to other comedian-type shows, but the reason I like this one is because some other shows about comedians that are essentially about themselves are just very mopey and depressing and kind of self-serving, and this one is just delightful.
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Five years her friend and neighbor's junior, Pauline helps Suzanne attain an abortion abroad after learning that she is expecting a third child by the same man as her first two, a photographer who makes mopey black-and-white portraits of nude women (including Pauline and Suzanne).
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When we get an extended closeup of a drunken Hal dancing in drag, there's no joy anywhere in the frame: Chalamet molds his face into a skull with a rictus grin, wine staining his teeth and the hair from a mopey scarecrow wig straggling into his eyes.
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A mopey yet gorgeous-looking wallow in the final years of the literary giant Oscar Wilde, "The Happy Prince" staggers around Europe with one eye on the grave and the other on the kinds of sorry mischief an unrepentant hedonist like Wilde could get up to.
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"Non-Fiction" sets the stage with a mopey novelist, Léonard Spiegel (Vincent Macaigne), controversial for drawing on his real-life celebrity passions, and his suave editor, Alain Danielson (Guillaume Canet), who is fed up with the name-checking and exploitation, and refuses to publish his new manuscript.
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I once loved the Harry Potter books to a probably unhealthy degree, and hated the movies so much that I could rant about all the reasons they offended me so for hours (why wouldn't they let Ron be funny instead of a mopey jerk?!) without taking a breath.
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As Miles, a mopey divorced writer on a trip through California wine country with his narcissistic soon-to-be married friend, Paul Giamatti explains his love of pinot noir — a notoriously difficult grape to cultivate that can yield sublime delights — to Virginia Madsen's sad-eyed waitress, and she falls hard.
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If you're having trouble dragging your mopey ass off the couch, here are some tips: More from Tonic: Having one drink or four takes the edge off in the moment, but alcohol is a depressant that tends to change levels of serotonin and other neurotransmitters in the brain, and that can actually worsen your anxiety.
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There's a joke about Doctor Hibbert performing an emergency appendectomy on the street thanks to his "trusty pocket knife," as mopey junior camper Bart laments that he has not yet earned the right to a knife of his own: A few seasons later there's a whole episode about Bart having his appendix removed after swallowing a jagged metal Krusty-O.
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The album's themes of disappointment, loneliness, and rebellion were instantly relatable to the angsty, frustrated, mopey kids that so many of us were, and the music itself—an appealingly odd, unthreatening blend of crunchy alt-rock, nu-metal, and hip-hop, punctuated by rapper Mike Shinoda's bars and Bennington's high, often pained vocals—was confrontational enough to feel dangerous, but accessible enough to keep us hooked.
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