Sentence examples for depressing element from inspiring English sources

If there's something undeniably compulsive about the moral disgust and ensuing superiority that the videos' makers trade upon, then it's the ease with which it is possible to manipulate the buttons of our soul that is arguably the most depressing element in all this.

The push to pass expanded background checks bought Giffords back to congressional fore (she had returned initially to cast a vote to raise the debt ceiling) and forced Kelly to confront the tricky and depressing elements of back-room politicking.

The Sn-film layer in the filler assembly has delivered favorable alloying effects on depressing separation of Ti element in the W grain boundaries and the formation of pores, and on microstructure refinement in the brazed joints as well.

It's a fascinating effort to generate free energy and reduce waste at the same time and, as the team writes, it's an "alternative to the depressing regular concrete paving elements".

The introspective, yet political lyrics, the hard and dirty funk grooves, the inspirational, yet depressing songs all of these elements would come to influence not only peers like Marvin Gaye and James Brown, but two generations of rappers and funkateers who paid homage to Sly's vision by making his samples and beats an essential backbone of their own innovations.

"Rises," Morgenstern says, offers "thrilling chases, supercool vehicles, majestic vistas, an epic scale that hasn't been achieved since 'The Lord of the Rings,' a redemptive climax that brings an end, more or less, to a complex saga" — but its most remarkable element "is how depressing and truly doomy most of it is".

Overall, what came out was that they wanted more fantasy elements, rather than the gritty, depressing, 'this is what it's like living in the ghetto'.

They share 'tips and tricks' of the depressing trade and serve to encourage the existing element of fierce competition.

Because even though people say to me, "You're very depressing, constantly complaining about things" – and I know it's true – through that, some kind of positive element steps through.

Spaces can be exhilarating or depressing, cheerful or serene, all depending upon the use the designer has made of the various elements that form the whole.

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