Sentence examples for depressing look from inspiring English sources

Already, late last week, the market had the depressing look of deprivation.

That drab and depressing look didn't come on the inventory so scrap it for a fresh, personalized feel.

Nate Silver, in the Times, has a depressing look at the disappearance of the swing district, and the rise of ones that are steadily Republican or Democratic.

Once that is sorted out, The Interestings is a sober and slightly depressing look at how the ideals of youth slowly dissolve into the compromises of middle age.

Why wouldn't Blinder add to his wish list international coordination on fiscal stimulus?And Martin Wolf concludes a rather depressing look at the current situation by sighing:We are living on the cusp of history.

Our news media instinctively removes context, because "look at this inexplicable shit that just happened" sells more papers than the more depressing "look at this inevitable shit that will no doubt keep happening".

"At some point, it was more depressing looking for someone than being single".

"That is so depressing – looking around in the weeds when the problem is him.

A: First, it's tough and depressing looking for faculty positions, because initially, you get rejection after rejection.

He doesn't find it depressing looking at deaths all the time - his motto is "study the dead to help the living".

As I travelled to Harmondsworth – a depressing looking, prison like building next to Heathrow airport – Sayed Ahmed al-Wadaei, a prominent young Bahraini activist also in exile in London made anxious telephone calls to lawyers in the back of the car.