Sentence examples for depressing point from inspiring English sources

Here, Caniaris makes the depressing point that physical mobility, as in border-crossing, often results in social immobility.

Still, that feel-good finish masks a depressing point: Even united and organized, the farmers can't defend themselves against predatory powers.

The fact that specialist rap and afrobeats shows are headed up by British Asians (Pakistani and Vietnamese) for instance, makes an obvious but depressing point that often institutions at grassroots levels are a lot more forward-looking than much of mainstream radio.

The depressing point (and I mean that in the economists' technical sense) about the single-currency area is that growth, any growth, is a treat.

"I was in a real depressing point.

And he's right, that it's a depressing point you made.

The Mets had just lost to the Florida Marlins, 8-1, just added a depressing exclamation point to a monumental collapse.

"The Opium Wars were taught with a depressing Power Point presentation about the British pushing deep into China," she said of a high-school class she attended in Beijing.

Ignoring the April Fools Joke, which had over ten times more views than any of the company's actual news (a mildly depressing data point), Google's top story was the 'new approach to China' referenced above.

And frankly, Elvis Costello had a valid, depressing musical/economic point because the latest job numbers feel like "Less Than Zero".

But despite a second half where they worked relentlessly for little reward, Steadman's men deserved to lose by this depressing 22-point margin last night.