Sentence examples for has been depressing from inspiring English sources
More recently, I've been an Eagles fan, which means that this season has been depressing.
For too long, the brilliant Tina Fey has bogged her comedy down with self-deprecation which, for those of us who love her, has been depressing.
The transformation of our prime minister from Brown - man of substance, to substantial brown stain - has been depressing to say the least.
Insurance companies' response to the crisis has been depressing: as well as demanding, reasonably, compensation for their losses on state bonds, they also want laxer capital requirements and an extension of the ban on foreign-controlled insurers.
In the last few weeks, it has been depressing to learn that two of football's greatest teams, Barcelona and Real Madrid are being investigated over accusations of state aid on the grand scale.
The "inexorable rise in bed and breakfast numbers" over the past eight quarters has been depressing to witness, he adds: "It feels like years of work are going down the drain".
His name is Anthony Soprano and he has been depressed.
He says he has been depressed at times.
Our whole country has been depressed for the last eight years.
Industry has been depressed by red tape and graft.So the economy has a split personality.
Domestic demand has been depressed by lay-offs and declining remittances.
