Sentence examples for know how depressing from inspiring English sources
Do you know how depressing that was?" Ramsay was back in New York in December, his third visit.
Do you know how depressing it is for a supervillain to earn an honest buck?
People don't necessarily know how dark and depressing the music actually is, because it's technically so happy and it masks that.
True to form, Loach starts with a fairly depressing premise and it gets more depressing from there – you know how it's going to end right from the start.
You know how it is, Mr Cameron told MPs in one of the week's more depressing revelations: "Your bins are gone through by some media organisation, but you hold back from dealing with it because you want good relations with the media".
"It's more than a little depressing that after a century of work, we still seem not to know how many species there are in the funestus group, let alone how good each is at transmitting malaria," adds evolutionary biologist Andrew Read of Pennsylvania State University, University Park, who studies the evolutionary genetics of malaria and its vectors.
(OK, maybe that anecdote is more depressing than happy. But it's not entirely unhappy. Do you know how much I drank that night? For free?).
We know how well Obama's NCAA brackets did, and that his Super Bowl pick won (it's been a depressing week for Steelers fans, by the way), and that the thing about the jacket was a joke, sort of.
And if you don't know how important that is to this generation, then you won't understand what's so wrong and so deeply depressing about the Jon Stewart Rally to Restore Sanity.
