Sentence examples for finds it depressing from inspiring English sources

Now, he said, he finds it depressing just walking in.

He finds it "depressing" that the positive case for immigration is not made and is very worried that those Tories who want to get out of the EU are gaining the ascendancy: "With half of our Hondas going to Europe, I would be mad to argue for that".

And she finds it "depressing," she tells him, that he continues to buy a steady stream of items online when her aim is for them to lead a less materialistic life.

If I was younger and someone was dying, I would find it depressing.

Although the film concludes with the demolition, Mr. Green said he did not find it depressing.

He had read a naturalist's account of the Chilterns from the forties, and found it depressing.

One friend did ask if I found it depressing being around bereavement all day but I really don't.

"I just find it depressing that they dump him like that after almost 30 years," he wrote.

The provision was immediately withdrawn, but everyone found it depressing that the government had been swayed by Le Pen's absurd blame of immigrants.

"I find it depressing that whenever I talk to my son about Jewish history it's just one long list of terrible events".

I'm an Englishman working in Scotland and I find it depressing that some of the comments, some of the programmes on TV, are so negative.