Sentence examples for a really depressing from inspiring English sources

"It's been a really depressing last few weeks but hopefully we'll manage to get rid of the problem and I'll be on the start line," he said.

The Welshman admitted before the championships that he had endured a "really depressing last few weeks", with a calf tear forcing him out of his last two races and severely hampering training.

It felt a bit like crashing a really depressing stag weekend, but if no female supporters fancied spending five days at the Novotel in Manaus then that was their choice and more power to them.

"It's been a really depressing year," he said.

I think that's a really depressing state of affairs.

"It's a really depressing book" is the verdict from the Labour leader.

Yes, they are all really depressing.

He was a low-ranking official who had an office in a kind of garage, so no windows--a really depressing place.

The character of T-Pain--someone who seemingly spends all his time in the club getting faded as fuck and blowing all of his money "tryna see what's up" with a girl--seems really depressing when you're not being distracted by overproduction.

This climate is really exhausting and it's really depressing for a lot of people.

That's a brilliant concept that, in execution, feels really depressing.