Sentence examples for depressing history from inspiring English sources
The White Sox' history is mostly depressing history.
— The Boston Red Sox' depressing history, all those decades of exasperating losses, is rarely broached anymore.
The film sheds new light on the depressing history of the release of D. W.
Rife with Dickensian detail, Ms. Israel's book provides a useful (if depressing) history of single working girls and new women of all stripes, from the shopgirl to the Gibson goddess to the swinging single.
Pessimism about these talks is understandable, given the depressing history of failed peace attempts, but it is no excuse for the leaders not to make a serious effort, and Mr. Obama is right to try to compel them to do that.
The National Gallery (which has had a somewhat depressing history of collaborations with living artists) does its best to point up the relationship between the art on the walls and the subjects of Mueck's sculptures, but it is a losing battle.
Mostly it's a slice of depressing regional history and a cautionary tale with global implications.
The symbolism would be too depressing — state history in hock — and the mansions do retain some practical value.
The tragic death of Whitney Houston has officially made this one of the most depressing black history months in recent memory.
Judging from this list, the province is also the most engaged in suicide and the depressing Canadian history of our residential schools.
"A scary, depressing story".
