Sentence examples for a depressing feature from inspiring English sources

His ability to buy off and sideline any putative opposition was a depressing feature of Georgia's underdeveloped democracy.Biffing governments is one thing.

With no training and no familiarity with the modern world, migrants easily fall victim to exploitative employers and end up in miserable living conditions in the huge urban slums that are such a depressing feature of third-world cities.

What we can know already is that this election will share a depressing feature with the contests of the past 40 years: that America will plunge again into the never-ending culture wars.

Croatia self-imploded on and off the pitch as a performance Ivan Rakitic labelled a thing of beauty was overshadowed by the ugliness that has become a depressing feature of this European Championship.

Yet now I see a depressing feature in the New York Times claims that "old master" art has lost all relevance, is no longer of much interest to collectors, and may even cease to be sold by major auction houses.

And, after independence, railing at the noisy merchandising of reputation that had already become a depressing feature of American politics, he wrote to his friend James Warren: The longer I live and the more I see of public men, the more I wish to be a private one.

The Royal Ballet has an egregious reputation in this regard, and it was a particularly depressing feature of this summer's Metamorphosis: Titian 2012 project, that of the 15 artists and choreographers involved, not one was a woman.

The main problem with the straight-faced F*ck for Forest (2012, Dogwoof, 18) is that the story of eco-hippies producing leafy porn to save trees is much better suited to a raucous five-minute segment on Eurotrash than a slightly depressing feature-length documentary.

AS diplomats stitch together a cease-fire between Hamas and Israel, the most depressing feature of the conflict is the sense that future fighting is inevitable.

The most depressing feature of the report is the high incidence of firms in Russia fully a fifth that say they pay bribes often but do not regard it as a problem.

The most depressing feature of Wright's article was that any of the other ten thousand or so religions that the human ego has invented could have been substituted for Scientology.