Sentence examples for depressing message from inspiring English sources

Once you get the depressing message, you can move on.

Len McCluskey, the general secretary of Britain's largest union, Unite, said Carney's speech was "slightly devoid of the real world", with a "pretty depressing" message for workers.

JUST when Bosnia's foreign overlords seemed to be making headway in stitching the country together, its voters have delivered a depressing message: even in a closely-guided democracy, nobody can guarantee that elections will yield the result desired by outsiders.

In just about every speech they give, the Republican candidates are pushing a depressing message in the hopes that voters who agree will blame Mr. Obama and elect Republicans.

That's probably the most depressing message in the video for One Direction's new single "Story of My Life", as Liam Payne wanders moodily around a darkroom in a waistcoat.

That was the depressing message reported this week by our colleague Clifford J. Levy in an account of December's parliamentary election contest in Nizhny Novgorod, a city once synonymous with Russia's brightest hopes for democratic renewal.

In 2010 Iceland had the world's highest per-capita inclusive wealth over $750,000 per person (in 2005, constant figures).The report, though, has some depressing messages.

My refusal to buy into society's depressing messages about midlife, especially women in midlife, has kept me feeling young.

In a January interview, Sirius XM Radio's Ari Rabin-Havt asked Israel, who stepped down from the post in November after the election, about the contrast between the congressman's publicly upbeat rhetoric and the committee's frantic, depressing messages.

Eventually, not long before I wrote this, he wrote me a depressing text message... he was... breaking up with me.

* To be clear, I wasn't in any way hoping for a Ken Buck victory in Colorado, but I am pointing out the depressing meta-message of Feingold losing and Bennet winning.