Sentence examples for depressing lot from inspiring English sources

Tin shacks and thatched mud-walled huts, where chickens peck at the ground and goats graze, are still the depressing lot of the majority.

Just as literary critics noted the uniformly sombre tone of authors on Granta's recent Best of Young American Novelists list, the films in competition this year are an almost unrelievedly depressing lot.

Never feel depressed a lot of people go into deep depression.

Mr. Wade is not embarrassed to tell you there was a time he was depressed a lot.

"When I first met Jane, 15 years ago," Dodd later tells me of his film, "she seemed quite depressed a lot of the time and dwelling on her history".

The television show "can actually depress a lot of people," Mr. Cooper said, especially when their steady weight loss cannot compare to the double-digit zingers on the screen.

Rather, as perhaps befits a 64-year-old, he's delighted with the comforts of film-making, in contrast not only to the rigours of previous adventures, but as a way of circumventing the agonies of writing: "It's all done for you: no more privations, no more suffering, never being alone, no chance to get really depressed, a lot of drinking.

I get depressed a lot.

"I was pretty depressed a lot of the  time.

TW: Well, I have a tendency to get depressed a lot when I'm working.

"I get depressed a lot," says Garcia, who used to work as a shop supervisor but is currently unemployed.