Sentence examples for depressing truths from inspiring English sources

One of the depressing truths about social media is that the popularity of an image is not necessarily an indication of its quality.

One of the more depressing truths for anyone with green leanings is that awareness of problems does not in itself change behaviour.

We can immerse ourselves in the depressing truths of our condition.

In other words, we are confronted with some depressing truths, but since it is just a fiction, we do not have to take those truths seriously.

"I love working with kids, but dealing with pediatric cancer was depressing, saddening, and, in truth, maddening," he said.

To tell you the truth, it's depressing being down here.

This truth is as depressing to right-wing patriots, who want the C.I.A. to be awe-inspiring, as it is for left-wing patriots, who have fed guiltily for years on dark-force myths about clandestine operations.

The truth is far more banal and depressing.

CfH is accused of being years late, massively over its £6.2 billion budget, responsible for driving its contractors to the wall and incapable of delivering the promised benefits.The truth is more complex and less depressing.

What is depressing about this whole tale is there's a truth that Paulson, who was Treasury secretary under.

But the truth is it really isn't all that depressing.