Sentence examples for depressing aspect from inspiring English sources

The depressing aspect of Frazier's work, other than its existence, is the way it functions in the exhibition: that work by the black girl.

Both the code and the Brighton row confirm a depressing aspect of the debate over school choice and standards: an obsession with sharing out places at the best schools rather than creating more of them.Prospective winners in Brighton are as elated as the losers are despondent.

The second really depressing aspect of it was that – as some of the more benevolently inclined respondents to editor Krissi Murison's somewhat puzzling mea non culpa with regard to British pop's socioeconomic deracination had already noted – the ailing title has actually improved under her stewardship.

There was a certain depressing aspect to it.

From "beehive," describing the tightly-packed living spaces workers were forced to occupy, to "kill heel," the uncomfortable shoes young women wore to go out dancing, each word reveals a unique, usually depressing aspect of the workers' existence.

"That's the most depressing aspect," he said.

However, in vitro studies have suggested that iron deficiency depresses some aspects of cell-mediated immunity [ 15].

Two aspects are depressing.

I would say the Arab population in general is depressed, and one aspect of their protest is not to read".

Although he's vexed, even depressed, by many aspects of contemporary culture he analyses, he stops short of pessimism, and the essays rarely conclude without opening at least some minute window of possibility.

But again, this aspect of old age seemed natural, not depressing.