Sentence examples for depressing changes from inspiring English sources

Since 1960, what I call the index of leading cultural indicators has tracked depressing changes in American society, from a rise in family breakdowns to a decline in civic participation.

"Contemplate this depressing change in America's can-do spirit," the editorial suggested.

As he was saying, if your life is depressing, change it.

Now there are half a dozen much bigger establishments, including one run by the army for orphans of its dead retainers.In this section ASEAN and the temple of doom A tarnished triumph Five-ring circus The cockerel's cropped crest Red mist Spoiled by war Greens and the black stuff Guerrilla politics ReprintsThe orphanages mean wretched children, but also a depressing cultural change.

Despite the depressing prevailing winds, change is definitely afoot.

As Act II begins, Christopher Akerlind's aptly depressing set has changed.

Even for robustly democratic countries like Brazil, the American bogeyman makes it easier to justify resistance to trade deals and to cosy up to uglier regimes.Now this depressing narrative may change.

"When people watch that TV commercial with the sad images and depressing music, they change the channel," Casteel told HuffPost in an email.

Those words make startling but depressing reading: Little has changed in 20 years.

"Today's election is a genuine opportunity to change the depressing direction in which Israel is headed," said the newspaper.

In the end, abolitionists seemed to be the majority only in Coconut Grove.So the city is saved; but the vote does not change the depressing realities it faces.