Sentence examples for depressing glimpse from inspiring English sources
If you're unfamiliar with Google Trends, it's a fascinating — though frequently depressing — glimpse into the collective curiosity of the nation at any given moment.
I'd almost go as far as to say I prefer CrossCountry to East Coast these days – and that's pretty damning" In a fairly depressing glimpse into some people's experience of the UK's railways, steeeeeve gave this reason for going against the grain and backing East Coast: "Despite all their obvious failings, the reason I almost always chose EC is their complaint handling.
There are intriguing and funny accounts of murder-mystery weekends, there are depressing glimpses of the work actors do to help professionals talk to the victims of abuse, and there's a healthy dollop of greasepaint and sparkle as Maddie and her young crew of friends begin to put together a production of The Tempest.
A drive through Cape Flats and conversations with numerous gangsters offer a glimpse of a depressing underworld that is as much a product of the new South Africa as the old.
I also had the privilege of getting a candid glimpse into the sometimes depressing dynamics of marriage and saw that it's not for everyone – myself included.
I had the privilege of getting a candid glimpse into the sometimes depressing dynamics of marriage and saw that it's not for everyone myself included.
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter reported a 28percentt decline yesterday in its earnings for the fiscal fourth quarter, providing the first glimpse of how poorly a depressing year ended on Wall Street.
[A1.] Morgan Stanley Profit Drops 28% Morgan Stanley reported a 28percentt decline in earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter, providing the first glimpse of how poorly a depressing year ended on Wall Street.
A glimpse around the other units in the vicinity paints a very depressing picture.
Make it "glimpsed" or "caught a glimpse".
