Sentence examples for depressing vision from inspiring English sources

What an utterly depressing vision of Britain's future.

The Newsroom has always been one man's depressing vision for the way the world should work.

If it is, it's a depressing vision of how the Government views both asylum-seekers and those countries on the margins of Europe.

I was a teenager then, and can assure the promoters of this depressing vision that, despite strikes and IRA atrocities, Albion was a long way from skid row.

She also knew that Ms. Moss would leaven the serious themes of her play with humor, "so when we take it into prisons, it's not this depressing vision of women ending up on the scrap heap," she said.

Golding is making some rather obvious points about the thin veneer of civilisation and the supposed myth of childhood innocence, but will only succeed in frightening any teenagers who are force-fed his depressing vision for GCSE English.

Much of the comic's dark humor is derived from its contrasts with Half-Life 2: in a depressing, dark vision of a conquered humanity's future, Gordon Freeman becomes a hero and savior; the similarly named Gordon Frohman, on the other hand, is just an average person, improbably cheerful to the point of stupidity, and somewhat naïve as to what is actually going on around him.

"A very depressing sight.

Once in the studio, Liz shot the blotter paper against different scenes: a depressing office, a vision of paradise, clear blue skies, and a trippy fog.

These videos are the calling cards of London's gentrifiers, forecasting a depressing, heavily branded vision of London's future as an agglomeration of exclusive "urban villages".

They make a heartfelt pairing and create a chemistry indicative of Watt's larger vision and tone, which is neither depressing nor cheerful.