Sentence examples for do depressingly from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Jean-Marie Le Pen's far-right National Front, which stands to do depressingly well in next month's regional elections, is relishing the affair, lambasting the UMP's "arrogant dishonesty .In some ways, the Juppé verdict points to a renewed robustness in the French judicial system.

Photograph: Elsa/Getty Images 9.27pm BST First semi-final news… Victoria Azarenka has beaten Flavia Pennetta 6-4, 6-2, after or despite spending the first set playing – to resort, as I do depressingly often, to 1990s Durham University rugby slang – some pretty "village" tennis.

Because too many politicians these days do have depressingly similar backgrounds.

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

Nor, depressingly, do most of the companies that make and sell them.

Life coaching stops us relying on traditional support networks.' Top life coaches do display a depressingly cynical view of the people who love us.

With laws like the protestor mask ban and when a guy like officer James Forcillo has yet to be charged for putting nine bullets into 18-year old Sammy Yatim, including six when he was already on the ground, our draconian and questionable legal systems do start looking depressingly similar.

Depressingly, treatments do not seem to be advancing as they have done with adult cancer.

And, depressingly, people do reply.

"I Still Know What You Did Last Summer" conforms depressingly to type.

Jessica Alba, depressingly, does not diet at all, and even spurns diet soda.