Sentence examples for a bit depressing for from inspiring English sources
Since the news yesterday morning out of Wisconsin was a bit depressing for progressives (and Progressives), I thought it was time to mark an important upcoming centennial there.
Sorry, I'm just gonna pause here because this is getting a bit depressing for those of us who have started buying coffees from 7-Eleven in hopes of saving up for a mortgage.
I think tech is moving quickly towards the seasonal replacement pattern that fashion has long established, and I find that a bit depressing for the planet, since circuit boards and batteries are far harder to reuse or recycle than out-of-style garments.
So often retrospectives are a bit depressing, largely for the way they indicate an early plateau or tell the story of an artist's depressing life.
"Going into a two-week break on the back of two defeats would be a bit depressing and discouraging for players".
It is an attracting goal, but the fact is a little bit depressing, for there is a severe defect, called information isolated island, in the information system of the power supply companies.
"Humiliating" is the Mail's judgment – the rest of us might settle for "a bit depressing", as the erstwhile star and co-creator of Fawlty Towers and Monty Python flogs shopping websites and face creams across the world.
But the fact that you only ever have these rather staid people representing children's books is a bit depressing and a little bit alienating for most children.
Earlier this year, a crew from VICE Germany went to the Andaman Islands and brought back footage for this fascinating, if a bit depressing, documentary.
"It was a bit depressing at times," he admitted, "But I kept at it, coming in for double training sessions, making sure I kept fit.
