Sentence examples for be a bit depressing from inspiring English sources

November can be a bit depressing.

"There's a Celtic connection between Swedish and Irish music," Mr. Nutley noted, "but Swedish music can be a bit depressing, while there is sadness but also joy in Irish music.

Conservation stories can be a bit depressing – we feel helpless to do anything about polar bears losing their icecap, or Javan rhinos being hunted to the brink of extinction, but bumblebees are different.

This could also be a bit depressing: Some students may be thinking about the things they will need to sell online to pay their hefty student loan payments on time.

"Going into a two-week break on the back of two defeats would be a bit depressing and discouraging for players".

I was worried it might be a bit depressing and that the residents might not want to chat to me.

I think I would probably be a bit depressed.

If you want to be a bit depressed on a Thursday night, do this: http://t.co/4IVW5Kup6Q But when it seems to be getting everybody's age wrong, the data probably isn't that accurate.

It's a bit depressing really.

"At first it was a bit depressing.

Additionally, that tired 1950's décor is a bit depressing.