Sentence examples for depressingly wrong from inspiring English sources
But a lot is going depressingly wrong in politics.
These two men let down their sport, and to glory in that – as they and Warren are doing – is plainly and depressingly wrong.
But the list of things still going wrong is depressingly long, starting with the incompetence and corruption of the government of President Hamid Karzai.
Wrongness often (depressingly) arrives dressed in the uniforms of causes.
And yet, discussion around García, depressingly, seems to involve where he went wrong; namely on the greens.
Of course, I could be horribly wrong and she could do that depressingly British actress thing of turning into a batty old eccentric.
A commentator thought that the large amount of academic writing about the novel was a sign that the reviewers who initially dismissed it "were very wrong", yet observed that the academic criticism, depressingly, usually ignored the humour.
But the third thing wrong with the ad is the one that, depressingly, is the one least likely to matter to voters: its whole message is breathtakingly disingenuous.
Depressingly little, I suspect, because too much of it is the wrong shape, rough-edged and made for an audience almost entirely made up of our peers.
Depressingly, there seems to be little chance that the market will right this wrong.
