Sentence examples for depressing assessment from inspiring English sources

"Which is a very depressing assessment of the human race.

This month the Hamilton Project released a depressing assessment of the results of the era of radical market deregulation that Rubin's policies launched, particularly as it had a horrendous effect on children.

His depressing and largely undisputed assessment meant that the drug war, from the Americans' standpoint, was a losing battle and perhaps a lost cause.

These starkly depressing projections appear in the formal Impact Assessment published smack alongside the official Green Deal proposals.

THE release of parts of a weighty assessment of global terrorism this week confirms a depressing truth: George Bush is not, as he often claims, winning the war on terrorism, he is losing it (see article).

That's the depressing bottom line that emerges from the State Integrity Investigation, a first-of-its-kind, data-driven assessment of transparency, accountability and anti-corruption mechanisms in all 50 states.

Very depressing.

"Depressing, depressing, depressing, despicable, depressing, annoying, depressing; repeat 8x," Tkacik summarized her take on the book.

Depressing, indeed.

Depressing stuff.

Depressing, hah?