Sentence examples for depressing to get from inspiring English sources

Instead, due to numerous factors too tedious and depressing to get into (remember the first paragraph?), they spend their lunch breaks making collages of underage, underfed fashion models and writing things like "A DRIP MEANS IT'S WORKING", etc. Thin + inspiration = thinspiration.

It's a union store, if that's the sort of thing you like in your grocery stores, but it's still phenomenally depressing to get in your car on a nice day and drive to a supermarket to buy a pack of cigarettes and have to encounter a guy who has spent the best years of his life working in that air conditioning, under those florescent lights, wearing a polyester uniform and a name tag.

It's really depressing to get on a long haul flight and realize you have no food to eat because they botched up the order!

"If we were to experience the world exactly as it is, we'd be too depressed to get out of bed in the morning," Gilbert writes.

It was a little black Shih Tzu that used to lie on Mr. Wade's stomach when he was too depressed to get off the couch.

The $700 rent for his one-bedroom apartment in Prospect Heights consumed most of his income, and he was too depressed to get another job.

Fatima, who has tried to take her life on more than one occasion and looks after her sons on her own, often feels too depressed to get out of bed.

By the second semester of her junior year, the Huntington Beach resident had hit bottom, to the point where she often felt too depressed to get out of bed.

"There were so many people there in wheelchairs that it got depressing to me," said Mrs. Baker, a retired public-relations executive in her late 70's.

Examples like this aren't meant to depress you, but to get you to take action.

Patients who are not really, or not very, depressed are pulled to get the study completed.