Sentence examples for depressing perspective from inspiring English sources

Although I was grateful that you gave coverage to the 12-Step Divorce Recovery Group ["Dissolving a Suburban Marriage," Sept. 10], I was disappointed that the article represented our meeting and our speaker from such a depressing perspective.

It's a depressing perspective, but one that's ultimately correct.

To put that in depressing perspective, the time and money required for each new therapeutic undertaken by a conventional pharmaceutical company is roughly equivalent to what it took to complete the Human Genome Project.

To wear white armbands with the word "justice" on them showed a depressing lack of perspective and again exposed Peter de Villiers' lack of substance as a head coach.

In Ball's era, this was a depressing but subversive perspective: it was exciting simply to see a woman clown, even if she always lost, even if she was literally spanked for her rebellion.

What's truly depressing from the American perspective is not just what a crap metric we are.

"These movements have been in motion since the early 2000s, and what has happened is fascinating from a sociological perspective – although tremendously depressing, personally.

Perhaps it was too highbrow, too subtle in its analysis of pop culture; perhaps it was too depressing, not hopeful enough in its perspective on media and culture.

So the politics of this makes a depressing kind of sense, from a rightwing perspective.

While insufficiently organised work can be depressing, people suffering from burnout or depression might rate their surroundings, perspectives and also work efficiency as being even less satisfactory.

From a Republican perspective, the state polls look even more depressing than the national ones.