Sentence examples for be rather depressing to from inspiring English sources

For those looking for a raising of standards in the Scottish season, which kicks off on Saturday, it will be rather depressing to realise that the portents are not encouraging.

It's rather depressing to learn that the world of plainsong is no less age-obsessed than pop.

I was in the stands that day, and can report that Roddick's victory over Juan Carlos Ferrero in the final was rather depressing to watch.

Jonathan Freedland's excellent piece in today's Guardian made me revisit it; it is rather depressing to contemplate whether this Middle East conflict has learnt anything, as it should have, from the past "transformation of the IRA".

It is rather depressing to observe that the defects of the existing system which he notes in Chapter I find their only relief in a supposed international organization which, in spite of good wishes, must be said to be thus far marked by regrettable failures.

On the other, it's rather depressing to see things head down this path.

It's rather depressing to see Elf and A Christmas Story get musicalized whether they need to or not.

" When one reviews the literature, it is rather depressing to encounter the same observations, the same results, and the same conclusions and recommendations repeated over the years.

It was rather depressing... but you've just got to get your head down and get on with something else".

It is rather depressing that someone thought it was OK to bring a snake into Galapagos, for that's probably what happened.

"The end of August and the beginning of September are rather depressing, but the garden perks up in mid-to-late September". An outstanding fall feature is a native witch hazel, a delicate living sculpture with persimmon-edged leaves, which glow in morning light.