Sentence examples for depressing party from inspiring English sources

The end-of-summer potluck picnic the next day was a six-hour affair, and as the sun (behind the clouds) was setting on it Joanne Ruppel asked me, "Have you ever been to a more depressing party?" In fact, I'd had a fine time.

I have argued many times that the 'Pro-anorexia' and 'Thinspiration' worlds are just far too big a monster to ever be able to tame or control and that those who use them – devious and clever by their very nature – will always be able to find some way to continue their depressing party.

The hundreds of thousands of human bones have been arranged in all kinds of creative ways, from bone chalices and chandeliers to strings of skulls and bones hung across the ceiling like history's most depressing party bunting.

But its underlying faults depressed any party spirit at the IDB shindig.First, though, the good news: by common consensus, the regional economy is set to grow by around 4% this year.

Immigration, emigration, large population, a large number of parliament members elected from a constituency, participation by large number of parties, and existence of a dominant party depress the turnout rate.

In a rambling Saturday night speech, Mr. Enkhbayar appeared clearly depressed by his party's electoral misfortune.

The prospect of spending the next nine weeks having to reapply for his position would have infuriated and depressed any other party leader I have known.

By presenting only three candidates in their questions, they depress the smaller party vote in a way that is totally unrealistic, compared with what will actually happen on the ballot papers.

The right decision may have been made, but the split along party lines is depressing for anyone who dreams of a day when difficult cases are settled on the evidence.

From there, turkey overlap, and my mind leaps to Christmas, New Year's, crumpled party hats and depressing tree corpses.

But overall, the results have been depressing for Mr Fox and his party.