Sentence examples for depressing theme from inspiring English sources

But this is only the latest example of a depressing theme in U.S.-Philippine relations.

This is a comedy with the most depressing theme song ever, which includes lines like "We could be roped up, tied up, dead in a year".

Just to continue this week's depressing theme, Southend of League One have been dealing with winding-up order of their own.

This is potentially a sombre and depressing theme, so I'm starting the playlist on a lighter note with a cowboy song and a delightful scientific description of the physiological function of blood, Blood On the Saddle.

One non-genre fiction that is thriving is the memoir, and the first few months of 2011 sees a glut of them, many with a depressing theme: stand-outs include Sarah Manguso's The Two Kinds of Decay (Granta, February), about the author's struggle with degenerative disease, and Joyce Carol Oates's A Widow's Story (Fourth Estate, March), about her battle to survive her husband's unexpected death.

The best part was the depressing theme music that played as each contestant, then host, gave their answers.

But maybe we've been restricting ourselves to those four depressing themes this whole time.

Both One Mississippi and Six Feet Under use the serious and seriously depressing themes in a way that makes us uncomfortable, and as a result, makes us laugh.

And, most importantly, both programs use seriously depressing themes in a way that makes us uncomfortable, and as a result, makes us laugh.

How could anyone not love the land that's home to the Mangyongdae fun fair, the world's shittiest, most depressing quasi-theme park? Everything in the Western World is so disappointingly competent these days.

On ForeignPolicy.comhttp://walt.foreignpolicy.com/, M.I.T.'s Stephen Walt [co-author of The Israel Lobby] responds to an even more pessimistic, even depressing, Obama-should-give-up themed cover story by former MidEast negotiator Aaron David Miller.