There is even a slightly depressing case to be made that Pardew was, though a perfect storm of niche motivational skills and professional neediness, exactly the right man in the right place to keep this particular ship on its even-keeled course.
This is particularly evident in "Say Uncle", where, at the end of the episode, he expresses deep regret over solving a particularly depressing case.
It offers a revealing, and depressing, case study.There may never be a less painful time to ease (or scrap) milk quotas.
It makes a convincing if depressing case that Homo Sovieticus, that unique species created a century ago with the Bolshevik Revolution, did not die out along with the Soviet Union.
The award-winning documentary Blackfish is a harrowing and depressing case in point.
One particularly depressing case occurred on an early February morning in the East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Wadi Qadoom.
One particularly depressing case occurred on an early February morning in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Wadi Qadoom.
In the specific claims folder we have two depressing case studies: Mariya Savinova, a World and Olympic 800m champion, and Liliya Shobukhova, the world's second fastest female marathon runner.
This depressing case is chronicled in depth in the report.
On the other you can actually make the compelling, if depressing, case that hey, it's the 21st century, someone's going to surveil you, you may as well choose the Stack that you find least untrustworthy, give all your data to them, and rely on them to keep it safe.
There's nothing dreamy, however, about the gritty views of Florence in Christobel Kent's eye-opening novels featuring Sandro Cellini, a private eye who takes on "profoundly depressing" cases for the city's lost and disenfranchised underclasses.
