Sentence examples for bit of a depressing from inspiring English sources

Bit of a depressing read, no?

"It was a little bit of a depressing moment," Mr. Horowitz said last week.

There's a bit of a depressing vacuum until somehow, gradually, something new emerges.

I often don't want to write this because it's a bit of a depressing conclusion to reach, and because it doesn't exactly encourage an act's creative development.

He was in a bit of a bad state, post-Edinburgh blues, depressed.

NH: Well, I felt I'd written a film that was partly about anti-Semitism, and I was sort of a bit depressed that people felt that writing about anti-Semitism meant I was anti-Semitic.

If you press just slightly against the smooth plastic back panel, either on the 3G USB port or the kickstand area, the plastic depresses and makes a bit of a cracking noise.

Plus it was a bit of a trigger for me, and frankly I didn't want to be depressed and upset yet again.

A quick bit of currency conversion generates depressing fact number one.Total spending by political parties in the British general election was £31.5m ($49.9m).

Bit of a scoop?

Bit of a maverick.