Sentence examples for depressing impression from inspiring English sources

But the shows they presented this season left one with the depressing impression that Broadway has become a place where gifted playwrights go to wither or idle.

It's a low, space-age structure still in use as an athletics venue today and no doubt groundbreaking work, but I can't avoid the depressing impression that low ceilings have on human beings.

Quite a depressing picture.

The viewer appreciates how Ms. Finke embraces dire and depressing subject matter while the ultimate impression is a lilting one.

After all, according to the Guardian report, United "gave the ball away with depressing regularity and lacked inspiration", giving off the impression that they simply did not care.

Journalists and humanitarians understandably focus on unmet needs, and that can leave the impression that the story of global health is a depressing one of failure.

Chronically disappointed in men, she had taken to celibacy, but didn't really give the impression of having found a life-giving substitute for sexuality or a non-depressing way to sublimate her big, bold ego.

You can be forgiven if you had the impression yesterday that New York had suddenly turned into a city of self-taught accountants, nervously computing number after depressing number.

My impression, formed from lazy prejudices and GCSE English Literature, was that great poetry was slightly soppy and about nature or incredibly depressing and about the horrific conditions of the first world war trenches.

Very depressing.

Depressing, indeed.