Sentence examples for depressing lesson from inspiring English sources

"More like a depressing lesson in power politics, though that's probably not what Mr. Gibney was shooting for.

So the fourth, most important and most depressing lesson for the great deleveraging is that of realism.

The depressing lesson here is that success can produce such exaggerated delusions of grandeur that the relationships that built that success are destroyed.

The depressing lesson of the last few weeks is that the public debate is dominated by people who stopped thinking in 1975.

Maybe, but the depressing lesson of the past five years is that the policymakers have only been able to provoke brief and small bursts of growth and confidence.

And there's something very sombre, a depressing lesson in that". Let us hope the lessons are learned in spite of the government's apparent reluctance to face up to them.

In becoming a digital Donald Trump, I learned some interesting, if slightly depressing lessons.

Another similar (almost depressing) lessons I learned about is the vastness of the unknown.

Not only is this a depressing life lesson, it is an uninspiring one.

TMZ is yet another lesson — a depressing one for old media types — in the Web's ability to create a brand at breakneck speed.

If you want to avoid a similarly depressing experience, the main lesson is: never hand over any money until you have thoroughly checked out the individual in question, including asking for photo ID and proof of ownership of the property.