Sentence examples for depressing world from inspiring English sources

For Philip Gourevitch, this year's depressing world events had a silver lining: a reason to drink.

"There's something very important in taking care of yourself in a hectic, depressing world".

But he does have concerns about books for children that portray a depressing world view.

In England, the market has been slow for the nation's players in the wake of a depressing World Cup.

A store-bought sandwich that crumbles all over your keyboard as you digest the latest depressing world news?

To these enterprises, profits are unimportant.Since China itself will have little need for this unprofitable steel, it will inevitably add to the country's exports, further depressing world prices.

Perhaps most importantly – especially for those embedded within the often-depressing world of the environmental movement – there needs to be a light at the end of the tunnel.

On entering Kieslowski's somber but far from depressing cinematic world, we find ourselves in a place where everything from household objects to chance encounters with strangers is charged with a mysterious gravity and enigmatic sense of connection.

Each game gave American players and viewers alike a few hours where they could forget about the increasingly depressing sports world that is supposed to be our escape from the real one.

Father sums it up in one of the one-liners he's building a career on: "I live in a depressing-ass world, but it's very fun".

There is just something slightly depressing about the world's most relentlessly important man, so naked is his sense of entirely José-centred ambition, being concerned above all with the machinations of some frictionless corporate over-world.