Sentence examples for depressing landscape from inspiring English sources

It is a totally depressing landscape.

It's a depressing landscape, especially this time of year.

"Well, it's a fairly depressing landscape," says Martyn Day.

Elsewhere, it is a depressing landscape for Australia, their reluctant stand-in captain and supporters who, in the end, had to admit their cricket team have fallen a very long way from the summit.

What about Regents Park, a 395-acre oasis designed by one of England's greatest Georgian architects, John Nash? "As with just about every park in London, a dead and depressing landscape sparsely interspersed with trees and greenery," according to one reviewer.

Read in conjunction with Andrew Rawnsley's plea to at least give a fair hearing to Blair and Major with their 17 years of experience at the summit of political decision-making and we have a powerful if depressing landscape upon which to cast our eyes.

I see it as one of the most depressing landscapes in Europe.

Many of them, especially on the south-east coast, are now depressing landscapes, altered by decades of manmade disasters.

Such is the dominance of sheep farming on the rugged hills, known as the fells, that "I see it as one of the most depressing landscapes in Europe," he said — a jarring view for this writer, raised in the shadow of those same mountains, once the home of Wordsworth himself.

Which accounts for the uniform and depressing cinematic landscape.

All of this strikes me as a reason to feel some glimmer of encouragement in what is a generally depressing political landscape.