Sentence examples for depressing to read from inspiring English sources

It's simply depressing to read the San Francisco Chronicle or Examiner, the Houston Post, the Atlanta Constitution, the Denver Post.

It's depressing to read in the news release that this "is one of the most requested ballets" in the company repertory.

It's infinitely depressing to read once again the epic of that ultimate loose cannon, Louis Freeh, who decided that his main enemy was the Clinton White House.

It is especially depressing to read the urban legend of Fatty's misdeeds repeated and thereby perpetuated by someone I respect as much as Frank Rich.

How depressing to read David Brooks churning out all the usual tropes about why the United States can't possibly have universal health care like every other developed nation.

How depressing to read an article about the desired qualities for corporate directors with no mention whatsoever of the words "stock owner".

Kershaw's brilliant account is a depressing book to read, not only because of what it tells us about Hitler but also because of what it says about the masses who followed him.

That was a very depressing thing to read, because usually, where there's smoke, there's fire.

1) When participants were given a list of depressing words to read, the brains of those who had a low-NPY gene became more active, on average, in two regions known to be associated with depression: the medial prefrontal cortex and the rostral anterior cingulated cortex.

It's depressing and hard to read".

The first is the future, which tends to be complicated, depressing, and fatiguing to read about; the second is the aesthetic of futurism, which is grim and predictable.