Sentence examples for depressing nature from inspiring English sources

Gradually he has managed to dilute the depressing nature of the task with enjoyment of its utter inevitability.

Its story is perhaps the exception that proves the rule about the depressing nature of club closings.

It was perhaps the depressing nature of her surroundings that led Rani — always the optimist — to emphasize the positive side of her career.

And therein lies the depressing nature of Bell's command of his place – the argument for him is made up almost entirely of the arguments against others.

The comedy isn't particularly funny and the depressing nature of [these] lives … makes the episodes drag out in a tediously slow fashion".

The website for Banksy's Dismaland 'bemusement park' has announced it is "unable" to sell tickets online - fuelling rumours the artist is deliberately adding to depressing nature of the attraction.

"I don't know whether to spend my remaining time reading a depressing manifesto on the nature of man or Leviathan by Thomas Hobbes…" I suspect that people who know what Leviathan by Thomas Hobbes is about will see a clever joke there.

West self-described the song as "superhero theme music", with the track darting back from being depressing and bombastic in nature, with the sample occasionally cutting through the song in an abrasive manner.

Watching him struggle so pitifully to influence games was depressing, given the force of nature he had been previously.

My impression, formed from lazy prejudices and GCSE English Literature, was that great poetry was slightly soppy and about nature or incredibly depressing and about the horrific conditions of the first world war trenches.

This is by its nature a little depressing, although Díaz tries hard to cast his hero's adventures in Fidelismo as a joyous, life-affirming hymn to the spirit of collectivity.