Sentence examples for depressing score from inspiring English sources

Compare that with Russia, which gets a depressing score of 21.

He said many banks were opting to use credit monitoring, a "soft pull" process in which banks hire third-party vendors to put red flags on a consumer's credit report without depressing credit scores.

She calls the scores "pretty depressing," but on a par with similar New Orleans high schools.

This year, there's the unfortunately scored spot for Boots; a purple (eww) Christmas via Cadbury; Marks & Spencer's Alice In Wonderland/Wizard of Oz mish mash mosh mess (that's Helena Bonham Carter as the Wizard); and Tesco's depressing, fake home movie, scored by Rod Stewart's robbery of Bob Dylan's "Forever Young".

"A scary, depressing story".

It has been a deeply depressing week: bombings in Iraq, scores dead in a Pakistani church, a new alliance of extremist Islamic brigades formed in Syria and the siege of a top-end mall in Nairobi, with at least 72 people killed by militants from the Somalia-based al-Shabaab group.

370 Passwords You Shouldn't (And Can't) Use On Twitter From the depressing to the terrifying, Robin scored an interesting scoop this week by uncovering Twitter's (not very well hidden) list of banned passwords.

A rotating cast of loan players, untested youngsters and walking wounded slipped into a depressing pattern of losing narrowly without scoring, but only threatening from set pieces.

There is no musical score; the settings are relentlessly dull and depressing; and it is shot almost entirely in shades of sepia and gray.

I haven't scored better than an 80 yet, so that's depressing, but I'm working it as long as they have that web tool available.

Mr. Wenders shows none of the foggy anxiety -- a depressing compulsion towards philosophizing that often derails his narratives -- in putting together the scores for his films.