Sentence examples for depressing enough from inspiring English sources

It's depressing enough that the UK (or part of it) will be leaving the EU.

Ms. Kirshenbaum said it was depressing enough to have her work with the homeless and other public-assistance programs derided without losing a paycheck as well.

Watching a young woman pine for a man to kick-start her life is depressing enough, but watching her sigh for a fictional swain is just plain tragic.

If that's not depressing enough for the British female, the number of executives getting to the top of FTSE companies has stagnated.

That is a possibility, a thought that was depressing enough for the Red Sox, their fans and so many others tonight.

But, good Lord, home was going to be depressing enough; I might as well try to enjoy the escape while I could.

It's depressing; almost enough to send a man back to baseball.

Leonard Maltin was harsher, writing in his book that the film was too depressing, and "Not funny enough, or dramatic enough, or sexy enough, or bad enough, to qualify as entertainment in any category".

'Hello' is depressing and malleable enough to apply to anything vaguely sad in your life.

Perhaps it was too highbrow, too subtle in its analysis of pop culture; perhaps it was too depressing, not hopeful enough in its perspective on media and culture.

The campaign became about being against things and in a time that's so depressing it's hard enough to get out of bed as it is, people were turned off.