Sentence examples for depressing moment from inspiring English sources

It was a thoroughly depressing moment.

"It just really pulled me out of a quite depressing moment in my life," she said.

"It was a little bit of a depressing moment," Mr. Horowitz said last week.

"It's a dark and depressing moment in TV news," agrees Prashant Jha, a senior journalist and author.

It is a depressing moment, especially in households in which both parents have jobs outside the house, that can haunt both family and sitter for years.

"I guess I loved him, but on the other hand there was this depressing moment of, like, nothing's going right in my life," she said.

"There have been some deeply depressing moments".

He also said he had been through some deeply depressing moments at RBS and even contemplated resigning to count his money.

Stephen Hester, who took over as chief executive of the bank in 2008 after it was bailed out by the British government, told the BBC on Wednesday that there had been "some deeply depressing moments" during his tenure at the bank.

There were depressing moments – I went to accompany a polling team to bring the box to immobile voters and saw frail, elderly people living in squalor, misery and loneliness.

He made his decision hours after Labour had called a debate on the award to Hester of 3.6m shares – and on Wednesday he told the Today programme that he had considered resigning: "I'm certainly not a robot and there have been some deeply depressing moments.