Sentence examples for equally depressing from inspiring English sources

Ah, and that the sole window in my room looked across a narrow alley at a dark dirty window of a building that seemed equally depressing.

Written especially to instruct the English how to speak French in the train, the hotel, the quandary, the dilemma, etc., it is, of course, equally depressing to Americans.

But the totals in other categories were equally depressing.

'At least in prison, I would have had an opportunity to get high.' New Year's Eve was equally depressing.

Equally depressing, he says, is the outlook for the arts.

Politically, the postwar years proved equally depressing and frustrating to India's great expectations.

WITH the market down drastically from its all-time highs, and investor confidence equally depressed, the last thing most people want to hear is financial advice from one of the usual suspects.

We modeled only symmetrical competition in which the reproduction of all individuals is equally depressed by the overall population size.

Equally parts enlightening and depressing, it's an important book that gives parents a very real glimpse of the pressures our girls face online both socially and sexually.

A positive correlation between juvenile and adult survival depressed λ equally for both species, while a negative correlation enhanced λ although to a greater extent for white-tailed ptarmigan.

It's depressing for a child to be told you love all their siblings equally.