Sentence examples for depressing note from inspiring English sources

Well that's a depressing note to end on.

The women overhear this conversation and the entire evening takes on a depressing note as a result.

This film, like his movies "The Brother From Another Planet" and "Matewan," strikes a depressing note about the abuse of power and the inescapable influence of prejudice.

Although the story of George and Lennie in "Of Mice and Men" ends on a depressing note, there is a peculiar aura of human dignity in it, a hint of redemption.

But if the Knicks are about to go down in this series to a simply better team, why possibly end what has been a great post-season run on a depressing note?

But it ends on a depressing note: despite the brief flare of outrage, Mr Davies concludes, little has really changed, with an unaccountable and arrogant press holding the whip hand over a cowed and compliant government.The second book, by Mr Mulcaire, is not quite so much fun.

The Treasury also sold a record-tying $40 billion of three- year notes, further depressing the bond market.

Just depress the clutch, note that the action is as easy as that of a Porsche 911 (not even the 911 Turbo), and that although some minor work is involved in moving that metal ball between gears, it's a spring-action sort of control that grows precise quite quickly and never grows tiring.

And to keep artificially depressing the housing market, he notes, would anger the middle-class homeowners the party has been cultivating: not a risk China's leaders are likely to take.

With the stock market depressed, Mr. Willens noted, interest in moving to Bermuda is up because fewer shareholders would owe capital gains.

"They used to be the suburban connection, and those areas are now becoming blighted and depressed," she said, noting that Newark's progress may have an unintended "rippling effect" that simply relocates poverty.