Sentence examples for depressing to him from inspiring English sources

Most depressing to him was the increased political apathy and acquiescence of his fellow citizens in this rising paternalism.

What was most depressing to him, after he was assured his wife was going to be all right, that she was recovering to everyone's satisfaction, what was most depressing was the fact they couldn't be physically together.

Even if you secretly doubted that he was actually well-organized enough to run an international conspiracy, it made you depressed to see him looking so happy.

"Depressing to the value," he added.

Riley found the loss of use of his writing hand the worst part of the stroke, which served only to further depress him.

Passing him on the street in March of that year, Virginia Woolf described him as "depressed to the verge of inanition.

He cited the post-election attempts to cuts to tax credits, disability benefits and the new universal credit system in order to stay inside the "arbitrary" welfare cap had made him increasingly depressed to the extent he had considered resigning last year.

He was too depressed to enjoy the brass bands welcoming him home to Wapakoneta.

Ahab fasted in a sulk, and Job got too depressed to eat, but who can blame him?

Malls, particularly American ones, depressed him: to shop without confrontation was to die without a battle.

I'm sure he just wanted someone else to be depressed with him.