Neuroticism correlated with "awful", "lazy" and "depressing".
Panoramic, oceanic even, this three-screen mix of archive film, BBC Natural History Unit footage and scenes staged by the artist is ravishing and awful, sublime and depressing.
In an extraordinary attack on his fellow Conservatives, Major produced a withering assessment of leading members of Vote Leave, calling their campaign deceitful, untrue, depressing, awful and "verging on the squalid".
Nursing homes were described as places of resignation, despair and sadness; they appeared to be sterile, depressing and awful.
Extroversion correlated with "bar", while neurotics were found to use the words "awful", "lazy" and, somewhat predictably, "depressing".
But however uncomfortable the thought of such intrusion into exchanges casually sent – whether on work or private emails or phones – the attitudes the search has revealed are awful and, in 2014, deeply depressing.
There are so many perplexing copy lines in this God-awful, depressing 2013 spot, starting from the ominous opening, "This is it" (WHAT is it? And what is IT?).
In addition to being "depressing" (I/V 3, 15) and feeling "awful" (I/V6) many participants felt they became "edgy, short tempered" (I/V5) and "horrible to live with" (I/V 14) due to pain and lack of sleep.
Instead of "crappy," "awful," or "terrible," consider whether you mean "exhausted," "depressing," or "revolting".
In the annals of outer-borough sexual deviance, Lopez's story is neither as awful as Monserrate's nor as weird as Weiner's, but it is depressing all the same.
