| Under the new regime, the stereotypically dour Aberdonian demeanour has been proved something of a fallacy. |
| The action takes place on Hal's stag event, an all-day pub-crawl organised by his dour friend Mr Mac. |
| Sitting on a long couch are three armchair athletes with dour expressions on their faces. |
| Each evening we put into a French port, and each port greeted us with the same dour dreariness. |
| Strachan, on the other hand, was regarded as tricksy enough to outmanoeuvre his dour Aberdeen and Manchester United manager. |
| Titch, a six foot seven-inch pig-man, long haired, dour and slightly deranged is fabulous. |
