Sentence examples for its depressing from inspiring English sources

Respectful and thorough, this unembellished true-crime story might have only regional appeal, but its depressing reminder of our failure to prevent similar calamities will resonate nationwide.

It isn't just its depressing prescience that makes it interesting.

It spoiled it all, though, with its depressing "boob-cam" video, a highlights reel of female audience members exposing themselves (albeit with the festival's logo preserving some of their modesty).

On Monday, it published the third part in its depressing — and infuriating — series on credit card debt collection practices.

Warner Brothers, which is marketing the film as a conventional thriller, recently overruled the producers' desire to show it in European festivals so that the studio could open it wide (in many theaters at once) and cash in as quickly as possible on the name value of its cast before word-of-mouth about its depressing subject matter could kill it.

It was hard to think so at its depressing opening gala on Monday.

Its tone, if anything, is dourly 1950s, its colours grey, its weather depressing.

Noting that its other major shareholder, Cukurova Group, controlled a bank that recently failed, Warburg's analysts say that the government may press Cukurova to sell its stake, depressing the stock.

Fannie used derivatives accounting to pump up its earnings; Freddie used it to depress its earnings, essentially stuffing profits into a cookie jar for future use.

With the sale, BP intended to resolve one of two problems that have clouded its future and depressed its stock price.

China was called a "big abuser" for artificially depressing its currency to give its exports a boost at the expense of US jobs.