Sentence examples for depress us from inspiring English sources
"Leftovers depress us," Ms. Kohn said.
Which could ignite our sense of competition…or just depress us.
China also holds trillions of dollars in US Treasury securities, which it could dump on the market to depress US bond prices and raise Uncle Sam's financing costs.
The newspapers & TV obits were properly melancholy but almost entirely journalistic being devoted to celebrated names... What does depress us about the decease of the misshapen old playground is the attendant irrevocable deprivation of the habit..
Naturally, Charlotte blossoms when she meets a man – though she's not as lucky in this respect as all those other Hollywood singletons who get romcommed into coupled bliss before they can depress us too much.
This desire to impress can prompt conflicting emotional states in us: it can depress us, shock us or leave us indifferent.
We flinch from inspecting our failures and embarrassments, the things that infuriated or depressed us.
Years ago, we once owned a squirrel monkey, whose low opinion of us so depressed us that we had to give him away.
Gyms are packed with people who resolved to get fit in the new year, and while we're all for getting healthy, nothing depresses us more than watching a roomful of hungry New Yorkers fight over free weights and climb Stairmasters to nowhere.
At the end of this contribution, there was an offer to send out reprints of it, presumably to the landlords and real-estate dealers, at a very modest price We don't know which of these performances depressed us more-Time boasting about its responsibility for poisoning a bunch of Finns or the Digest going out of its way to raise our rent.
