Sentence examples for depressing call from inspiring English sources

Heat up your leftover soup, sit back in your little cubicle in your depressing call centre job and take ten minutes to browse through this gallery.

Heat up your leftover soup, sit back in your little cubicle at your depressing call center job, and take ten minutes to browse through this gallery.

Describing his client as visibly depressed, calling home and weeping frequently, Mr. Litman accused Mr. Legan -- who was also taping another cellmate about arranging a possible drug deal while prosecutors listened in -- of using Mr. Winkler as a "Get out of jail free" card.

"Measured in tone and outraged in its argument, it is an emotionally stirring, at times crushingly depressing cinematic call to witness.

If this is above the yield for comparable securities, it may well be due to an early call depressing the price.

The 1- or 2-byte scan code that tells the host computer when a key is depressed is called a make code, and the 2- or 3-byte scan code that tells the host computer when a key is released is called a break code.

But he also made one of the most subtle of Mozartian romantic comedies in Smiles Of A Summer Night, and Fanny and Alexander, his last major film, could hardly be called depressing.

She isn't afraid to speak her mind about President Obama's record on immigration, which she once called "depressing and dismal".

The phone call was depressing.

Amanda Holden calls it "depressing".

He used words like "depressing" and "disgusting," and called them "human junkyards".