Sentence examples for depressing aftermath from inspiring English sources
Tomorrow's schedule includes Philippe's 2005 "Regular Lovers," a film about the depressing aftermath of the social unrest of 1968.
He covered the Air India bombings in 1985 which killed 329 people, including 268 Canadians and has continued to follow its depressing aftermath.
His film offers both a harrowing return to a singular, disastrous episode in the recent past and a refuge from the ugly, depressing realities of its aftermath.
Don't imagine that because its subject is 9/11, Alex Gibney's documentary "My Trip to Al-Qaeda," is merely the latest in a long list of depressing films about the aftermath of that catastrophe.
But the immediate aftermath of the final, most depressing, loss in Sydney brought with it claims, counterclaims and denials of a breakdown in relations between Andy Flower, the side's coach whose official title is team director, and Kevin Pietersen, the former captain and undoubted star turn.
That is the depressing conclusion from a growing body of research on the aftermath of big financial busts.
Before she filmed the aftermath of Max's death, Stenson listened to depressing music to reach her character's bereaved mindset.
It is depressing, but not at all unexpected, to see that Republican and Democratic politicians are doing what they do best in the aftermath of the recent blackout: blaming each other.
"Depressing, depressing, depressing, despicable, depressing, annoying, depressing; repeat 8x," Tkacik summarized her take on the book.
