Sentence examples for depressing space from inspiring English sources

Arolat welcomed his first visitors at the threshold of a replica of a jail door: "Now this depressing space is the entrance," he said.

They were conceived by the architecture critic Charles Jencks and his wife, Maggie Keswick, who died of cancer, as antidotes to the architecturally depressing spaces in which most treatment takes place.

The developer also hired the landscape architect Ken Smith, known for his work on the gardens at the Museum of Modern Art, to convert a depressing-looking space in the middle of the U-shaped building into a modern version of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.

Crosher says she doesn't find these spaces depressing, but still, she's in no hurry to get back to LAX: "These days I'm trying to book everything out of Burbank".

I thought they were atrocious, depressing and undignified spaces," he says.

It turns out that staring at an unopened envelope inside a freezatorium is substantially more depressing than looking at the blank space on a tombstone.

The oversupply of houses and office space, which is depressing construction, will wear off.

Despite a depressing outlook, there's still some space between the Business Studies degrees to get some real learning done.

Spaces can be exhilarating or depressing, cheerful or serene, all depending upon the use the designer has made of the various elements that form the whole.

Taking action by finding and using public space sidesteps the thorny, and frankly depressing, issue of what has been lost.

The owners had transformed a depressing and tired-looking restaurant into a bright airy space with a generous brick fireplace bar and handsome clean wooden interior.