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What is worse is that this depressing situation – depressing at least for those who teach French in universities – has been met by the government and the public with a resounding: "So what?" To some extent, this is understandable.

Tolerating misogyny is one thing, but it is depressing that a certain patronising mindset seems to cover its own liberal face so it cannot see and challenge it.

The lessons we all learned this year, well, I'm not going to sugar coat this: they were pretty depressing.

For too long, the brilliant Tina Fey has bogged her comedy down with self-deprecation which, for those of us who love her, has been depressing.

SM: No. What I like about it, and what I think people like about it, is that it's got a great character, but it's not depressing.

He sings her praises but I find the very premise of it depressing.

Hopkins' blatant flirting with the boss was depressing.

Asked what it felt like to be in the eye of the storm, Coyle said: "It was pretty depressing sometimes.

One friend did ask if I found it depressing being around bereavement all day but I really don't.

The insistence that we return to Blairism is depressing and a sign of denial about what Blairism was a response to: Thatcherism, with its core values about the supremacy of the market cloaked in the language of individual choice.

The whole thing – from the coins thrown at a man on a stretcher and the ambulance workers carrying him, to the mention of the Holocaust in a discussion about a footballer – is thoroughly depressing.