Sentence examples for a depressing side from inspiring English sources

I know only that writing has a depressing side, when the sinews of the occasion are visible.

There's a depressing side of it too these nerds with massive success stories, but success founded on what?

It's a depressing side effect of the extremely low wages in Bangladesh, but families must make money to survive, and the children mostly have their parents' blessing.

It's a depressing side effect of the extremely low wages, but families must make money to survive, and the children mostly have their parents' blessing.

This brings us to a more depressing side of Mr. Martins's work as ballet master in chief: too many Balanchine ballets have grown gray and small under his supervision.

Of course, that brings with it a uniquely depressing side to the suburbs: the lack of anything exciting happening at all, ever.

"A Citizen's Fate", in which the manager of a meteorological station gets into trouble with the authorities because his accurate weather reports are "a bit on the depressing side", reminds me strongly of those university departments you hear of where not even the most illiterate and ignorant student is allowed to fail.

While the depressing sight of a depressing Chelsea side marching to a depressing title might be, well, depressing, this column has never failed to remind its readers that true authenticity can still be found north of the border.

The more depressing side to the news is that the United States — with an economy five times the size of Britain's — is doing far less than it could and should to help the world's poorest countries.

There is another, equally depressing side to the joyous greeting Malians have offered the French.

The only slightly depressing side to the song was knowing that being able to gaze upon Waterloo sunset from my window was an unlikely and costly dream, and that I'd have to settle for a Brixton ditch or a Kennington sewer if I wanted a riverside view.