Sentence examples for depressingly that from inspiring English sources

Yet more tweaks and tickles would be an admission of regulatory impotence – depressingly, that outcome is probably the way to bet.

The best research seemed to show, depressingly, that nothing works — that rehabilitation was a ruse.

The author concludes, depressingly, that scientists today rarely speak out, because they rely on military funding to pursue research.

The 2,000 people polled on that occasion most often said they had fallen in love twice, and quite depressingly that they had 'settled' for their current partner.

The Just the Women report points out that tabloid images of women are "overwhelmingly white, young, able-bodied and thin", then notes, depressingly, that one place where "images of older and black and minority ethnic (BME) women were found was within the pages of adverts for the sex industry contained within some of these publications".

As well as discovering, somewhat depressingly, that people were happiest when they were further away from home, the study threw up some interesting facts about how healthy they were too.

Didier Laxalt depressingly confirms that "Capitalism was never a device for societies, it is a rocket, the people who built the rocket are way up in space.

That's a depressingly frozen view, one that would deny today's Britons the right inherent in every democratic society: to be masters of our own fate.

Making it a nastier place would be a high price to pay to deter outsiders; but it sounds depressingly as though that's what Britons may want.

Of course, I could be horribly wrong and she could do that depressingly British actress thing of turning into a batty old eccentric.

The Aboriginal experience since the H.M.S. Endeavour arrived in Botany Bay in 1770 is depressingly similar to that of our nation's Native Americans.