Sentence examples for a tad depressing from inspiring English sources
It's a tad depressing to talk about messaging rather than message, just as it is to concede primacy to the medium.
And though their web and print presence suggests confidence, the content of their stories displays uncertainty and a meandering preoccupation with the minutiae of everyday urban living: food, drink, fleeting but unfulfilled connections and a general sense of seen-it-all weariness that's a tad depressing for writers all still the right side of 30.
While the state of American politics is more than a tad depressing, imagine that a country which constitutes one-fifth of the planet's population still fears the words that roll from the tongue of a single citizen.
Jackson just kept staring at me: "This is honestly what you did?" I mumbled something about how much I'd loved it, but I felt a tad depressed.
A couple of years ago I was a tad depressed.
That was a little depressing.
Warning, they're a little depressing.
That seems a tad excessive.
You were a tad oversensitive.
Some were a tad pretentious.
