Sentence examples for depressing to put from inspiring English sources
It's depressing to put so much time and effort into something and have nothing to show for it".
"Depressing to the value," he added.
"This is depressing to me," he said.
Psychotherapy is of little use to the profoundly depressed, and antidepressants are, to put it generously, unreliable.
It had 9,000 buttons whose purpose I could never divine except that you had to depress them in arcane sequence to put something on layaway; if you got it wrong, the register turned shrill and angry and tolling of failures that seemed ad hominem but not unjust.
That was a terrible mistake, but I was depressed and didn't want to put in any more effort".
At the end of the day, just be yourself, you don't have to act depressed, cynical, or misunderstood just to put on the facade of being a tortured artist.
With many of its holdings severely depressed in value, BZ has had to put some of its better-performing investments up for sale to raise cash.
They believe five years of breathing room would still depress land prices and would force them to put off investment in their ranches.
Each episode, he broadcasts a "Super Depressing Fact of the Week," while working to put a face on the issue with his charismatic contestants.
Last week depressed pro-Remain MPs failed to organise sufficient backing to put down an amendment in the Commons.
