Sentence examples for depressing insight from inspiring English sources

If we really strip this back, it's actually just a depressing insight into the terrifying times in which we're living.

It wasn't a reductive or depressing insight; it was almost a form of happiness, the kind of apprehension religious people strove for.

But does he think the phrase conveys a powerful and ultimately depressing insight into the behaviour of our political leaders in wartime?

Most of the male contributors focused on Gentry's looks rather than music ("The most beautiful legs"; "God, she was sexy"): a depressing insight into the culture she worked in.

Rain Men is splurt-out-whatever-you're-drinking hilarious and provides honest and often depressing insights into the amateur game.

(For still more depressing "insights" click on the HESDA Web site).

Such parallels can be depressing, but also offer some insight into the nature and scope of potential solutions.

"A very depressing sight.

Delivered with jolting honesty, her insights are more depressing than any number of spread legs or sleazy song lyrics.

If it wasn't so depressing, it would offer a fascinating insight into how official documentation that is documentation which purports to representing some kind of complete objectivity about a specific situation—slips in parodic territory.

"Depressing, depressing, depressing, despicable, depressing, annoying, depressing; repeat 8x," Tkacik summarized her take on the book.