Sentence examples for depressing headlines from inspiring English sources

Through my photography I want to show the world my city as I know it past the depressing headlines".

Beyond the depressing headlines, there's a manic side of Greece today, especially in Athens, which has an energy not seen elsewhere in the slow-moving Mediterranean.

A mere whiff of more depressing headlines out of the Middle East may be enough to drive some people home to watch a DVD of the Yule log.

Clinton was the obvious person to give the decade an imprint, but he turned out to be the protagonist in yet one more set of depressing headlines about behavior that made no sense.

Are you tired of all the depressing headlines every day about bombings, layoffs, and financial collapse?

I just wanted to see something besides the day's depressing headlines.

To quote Business Insider's blunt and depressing headline: "Attractive People Are Simply More Successful".

And while all this is impossible to ignore, rather than focusing on these all-too-depressing headlines, we've decided to take a look back at some of our most useful advice, sharpest insights and thought-provoking graduate blogs for a round-up of our highlights from the Guardian Careers site from 2011.

But the wilfully depressing daily headlines ("shock", "shame", "outrage", "scandal" etc) are more symptoms of a profound malaise than its cause.

In fact, the detail of the July figures was less depressing than the headlines.

With so much depressing news making headlines in the last year, we also wanted to take a moment to recognize 10 of our favorite Chicago-area "good news" stories from 2011.