Sentence examples for has been so depressing from inspiring English sources

That's as feminist a message as any, which is why the Lean In backlash from feminists has been so depressing.

To end with, especially because this article has been so depressing and negative, I want to talk about an author that is writing the right things, who does write about female autistic characters is a positive way.

Now, his remark is getting a lot of attention, and that is only partly because the rest of the news has been so depressing that Bristol Palin's rumored agreement to compete on "Dancing With the Stars" was a high point of the week.

But that's also why this whole spectacle has been so depressing.

Recent data, however, have been so depressing that even the prime minister, Yoshiro Mori, has admitted to a parliamentary committee that he is "extremely worried" about the economy.

"This debate has been so dysfunctional for so long, it's depressing," he argued.

But few of them have been so thoroughly depressing, so insistent on showing us, with brutal clarity, what the greatest nation in the world has come to.

"From a place, that had been so serious and depressing with the cancer and the diseases that I used to diagnose all the time in M.D.I., Pathways brought an upbeat aspect of health care," Dr. Fish said.

Oh, I can tolerate plot holes and incoherent storytelling and a lack of character development and long set-ups without any payoff and the key point of the film depending on the randomness of two women having the same first name... but did the movie have to be so depressing?

HONEST, dead leaves do not have to be so depressing.

For a while after college he was a counsellor working with traumatised children, but had to give it up; it was so depressing it stopped him from writing.