Lugubrious used in a sentence

Lugubrious in a sentence as an adjective

Most "modern" refactoring tools feel heavy and lugubrious by comparison.

You think you can run artisanal handcrafted websites using cutting edge JS frameworks on that lugubrious relic!

When I first encountered Go, I kinda hated it for its lugubrious combination of being rather "braindead" and opinionated about being braindead at the same time.

I'm not sure I'm ready to abandon a custom monitoring environment consisting of a shell environment, screen, ssh certs, lugubrious quantities of /proc/, and a fair bit of gnuplot.

This is why Java web application servers, Java IDEs, Java messaging middleware became these lugubrious and unwieldy monstrosities, while we in the Smalltalk camp marveled at how we had equivalents that had start up times and enabled edit-test-debug cycles orders of magnitude faster while being comprised of less code -- and yet we were the ones saddled with the "legacy" label and the reputation of being slow.