Sentence examples for depressing fact from inspiring English sources
It's a handy, albeit depressing fact, this.
A quick bit of currency conversion generates depressing fact number one.Total spending by political parties in the British general election was £31.5m ($49.9m).
Fun /kind of depressing) fact: for 3 days after Grand Theft Auto IV came out, the furthest distance I went was the Jack In The Box across the street.
Depressing fact of the day: Reporters no longer earn above the national average wage.
The Republican followed by reciting the economic failings of the last four years, piling on fact after depressing fact.
Each episode, he broadcasts a "Super Depressing Fact of the Week," while working to put a face on the issue with his charismatic contestants.
He slips in a "super-depressing fact of the week" in every episode and sometimes offers a bleakly political edge.
Downing Street cannot give a breakdown of the figures and, for many, this may seem like a depressing reminder of "facts" manufactured to justify Tony Blair joining George W Bush's invasion of Iraq.
If you're like most people, the first word that comes to mind when presented with these facts is "depressing".
If I claimed, say, to be depressed about the fact I will die sooner rather than later, perhaps I would be told to focus on the fact that I'm not dead today.
And if religion does in fact depress innovation, that does not necessarily mean it is bad for economic growth.
