Sentence examples for depressing looking from inspiring English sources

"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.

At one low implementation facility, one reason they referred patients to the community-based program was their perception that MOVE! was a weight loss program for obese Veterans, depicted by "not very positive pictures [of] depressed looking, heavy sailors in stretched out white tee-shirts, " in contrast to the community program which focused on wellness.

The hog should be attentive; ears should be perky and should walk with its head up and not "depressed" looking.

He is oblivious to the depressed looks of everyone (except Debbie, who hasn't snapped to the fact that the target on Dork Vader has just shifted onto her) around him.

"It was really uninspiring and made me depressed just looking at it," she said.

It is depressing to look at a picture of Michelle Obama wearing a head scarf on a visit to a mosque in Jakarta and wonder, first, whether the image is going to be put to some ludicrous, birther use.

I generally find such elections depressing and look for real hope to the people-powered movements around the globe and subtler social and imaginative shifts toward more compassion and more creativity.