Sentence examples similar to depressed the idea from inspiring English sources

Feeling suffocated by his father's emotional distance and depressed by the idea that he was expected to follow in his dad's footprints, Mr. Toyoda fled the family business for a spell of travel in the United States.

A few defensive thrusts here: Of course I do not believe subtlety and entertainment are incompatible, or that Broadway is a wasteland when it comes to art, so no need for you to be depressed at the idea that I languish under these benighted illusions.

As Valentine's Day approached, the two found themselves feeling depressed over the idea of spending it alone.

Before you get too depressed at the idea, remember that the possibility of this charisma free coalition is mercifully remote.

It's hardly groundbreaking to feel depressed by the idea of seniors being pampered round the clock inside floating monuments to excess, but what of the people doing the pampering?

Depressing as the idea of cocaine rap sounds, Hell Hath No Fury is a weirdly heartening experience.

"What depressed him was the idea of the diminishing of the human spirit and people losing their imagination and becoming institutionalised.

Trying to slash the deficit while the economy is still up against the zero lower bound is a really bad idea, because it will depress the economy further and hurt both growth and revenue.

As Craig points out, the English players looked and acted depressed - the idea that isolation is good for morale seems absurd - players should be able to enjoy the Word Cup as much as anybody, mixing with other teams and supporters, feeling like they are part of a global festival.

But the idea depressed me.

I was ashamed to admit it, but the idea depressed me.