Sentence examples for depressingly now from inspiring English sources

It's not the monsters, the topless scenes or the world's most miserable portrayal of female masturbation (a scene that, depressingly, now streams on several porn tube sites).

Depressingly, memoirists now seem compelled to pre-emptively defend the factuality of their works, under the assumption they will inevitably be questioned.

While some are, by now, depressingly familiar, many are less well-known but equally distressing.

Go to the cricket; Headingley's stands are looking depressingly sparse right now.

It later became the Hummingbird theatre and is now, depressingly, the Sony Centre.

It's a depressingly relevant insight now, amid regular reports of violent acts committed by angry boys with assault rifles.

Now, depressingly, we even apply it to bricks and mortar, unaffordable in the capital and in increasingly short supply elsewhere.

The early-18th-century brick building that once housed the publishers of "Walden" and "The Scarlet Letter" was my least favorite — it is now, depressingly, a Chipotle.

In the end, though, the big picture has become depressingly familiar by now – we're changing how we get energy, but we're not changing it fast enough for the climate.

Verbal and even physical attacks on staff have become more commonplace; the safeguarding of our extremely vulnerable pupils has become more difficult; and fixed-term exclusions (usually between one and three days) are now depressingly regular.

The procedure for the aftermath of a mass shooting is by now depressingly familiar.