Sentence examples for it depressing that from inspiring English sources

But I find it depressing that, in 2011, a woman is presumed guilty if she isn't innocent.

I find it depressing that being "in control" of immigration is seen as synonymous with "ending" immigration.

It thought it depressing that Osborne would stoop so low as "to terrify people away from voting Leave".

But it also confirms if words are valid, and at the end of the game you may find it depressing that though you successfully spotted, say, 27 words, more than 150 could have been found.

Q. Isn't it depressing that "publish or perish" seems to be the driver of scientific success after all?

Is it depressing that we've come to this?

It's depressing that it's so hard to imagine How Late It Was, How Late prospering in this year's readability-promoting prize.

"It's depressing that it's had to come to this," says Eggerue. "It's a shame that there are travellers around the world that worry about being accepted for who they are".

"It's depressing that it's seen as OK to be a fuck-up again," explains Van Wyngarden, making a more serious point that in the aftermath of Pete, Amy and Britney, Heath Ledger's death was suddenly "massive news.

Alison Hardie thought it depressing and that a motion at the Scottish parliament "would be in order".

It's so obvious to me that it's depressing that there is almost no irrigation systems in Africa – except in south and north Africa," he told me last week.