Sentence examples for depressing a bit from inspiring English sources

Instead, it was grey and depressing, a bit like Albert Fish.

A few months on, Steve has "good days and bad days, times when I am a bit depressed, a bit down". Losing his driver's license, and the independence it bestowed, hit him hard.

I wish that both the lock button and the volume rocker had depressed a bit more when pushed, but Moto got it right where port placement is concerned — both the HDMI out and microUSB are on the lower left hand edge.

When the side-effects wear off, I get depressed, a bit like a hangover".> -wrap-foot> *Number of posts in which information is requested **Percentages have been rounded to one decimal.

"Sometime in November, I was depressed a little bit by the fact that everything lines up so well," Klute said.

A practised self-injector will slightly depress the plunger of the hypodermic, then deftly pull it a little way out, depress it a bit more, pull it out again – in so doing the barrel will become suffused with blood, while the inrush of the drugs takes place with a mounting rhythm of successive waves.

For a lot of people on the sidelines, eager to get into New York real estate, bad news that depresses prices a bit can be good news, the buying opportunity they've been waiting for.

So is winter making you properly depressed or just a bit blue?

It all sounds a bit depressing.

November can be a bit depressing.

It's a bit depressing really.