Sentence examples for depressing image from inspiring English sources

It is a frankly depressing image.

I watched it and I found it a deeply depressing image of what life should be like".

The Yankees dressed quickly and left cramped Fenway, leaving the Boston fans with what could be a lasting and depressing image.

It conjures up a depressing image of a band of minimum wage cleaners on their hands and knees outside the Dolby, each personally sucking water through a straw and breaking only to stagger, swollen-bellied, towards the latrines.

It is a profoundly depressing image that Jamaica's leaders desperately want to lose and now, in Powell, there is a chance to use his achievement to take a huge step in the direction of decency.

Santorum, ever hopeful, has been telling people that the competition is "like an episode of 'Survivor,' " but I am thinking you need a more depressing image — maybe like an episode of "Dog the Bounty Hunter" or one of the several current television shows about people who bid on abandoned storage bin lockers.

After the Reading and Leeds poster went up, similarly depressing images for T in the Park, Download and other major festivals soon appeared.

Tarantino and Rodriguez assume that we'll relish the movie's violence or shrug it off as play, as they do, but not everyone in the audience will want his enjoyment of it taken for granted that way — the mashed and maimed bodies leave depressing images in the mind and, at this moment in history, carry terrible associations.

As a college student and Bruce Springsteen fanatic, I have experienced during my own emotional and moral development the power of the Boss as a teacher: his ability to convey the values of hard work and perseverance, family and community as well as his unique talent to paradoxically conjure haunting and depressing images while simultaneously consoling and uplifting his audience.

One of the most depressing images ever conjured for me came from an Indonesian official after the tsunami of 2004.

In retrospect, it was kind of a shitty ad campaign that juxtaposed horribly depressing images with a brand about which you were supposed to be excited -- but that was before the Internet, and more importantly, before Starbucks.