Sentence examples for a bit depressing when from inspiring English sources

It's a bit depressing when a band are pure emulation.

It's actually a bit depressing when, in a later episode, the three younger Ball Boys travel to the warehouse of Steiner Sports, the memorabilia giant, in search of a birthday present for Robbie Sr. "We do about $1 million in dirt a year," an executive there tells them, as they walk past boxes of dirt packets from major-league baseball stadiums.

It's a bit depressing when you see the depths British singers will go to obtain a bit of US star sheen: paying through the nose for producers; doing photoshoots atop skyscrapers; wearing Beats headphones in their videos even though they're not getting paid for product placement.

"I find it a bit depressing when people choose to work on things where … if you don't do it, some other people will do it," he says.

It started off a bit depressing with two major injuries and certainly when it comes to Paris I had high hopes for Mark Lewis-Francis but when I look back at the whole day, very positive things.

"There was a time when things got a bit depressing and, like many people I suppose," - his voice modulates into mock-theatricality - "I contemplated suicide.

Which is a bit depressing, really, but totally explains why we revel in being such dicks in video games, when given the chance.

It is a bit depressing, however.

It's a bit depressing, actually.

But isn't it a bit depressing, I ask.

"It's a bit depressing," she said, "seeing those pictures, the fighting, people laying down.