Sentence examples for long depressing from inspiring English sources

Me, clean from smoking after such a long, depressing battle I never, ever believed I would win.

The long, depressing ghetto years were recounted most eloquently by James Baldwin, and by lesser mortals like sociologists, memoirists, politicians, Hollywood screenwriters and rappers.

It's a long, depressing interview, starting from the very top, with its photograph of Libya's "benchmark" and "reference" taken just before the discussion.

It is also the latest in a long, depressing pattern: When there is a choice between the right thing to do and the easiest route to perpetuation of power, top Republicans always pick wrong.

Although Mr. Askins wraps things up on a cozy, hopeful note, after witnessing Jason's blood-curdling tussle with his left hand, you find it hard not to envision the poor kid's facing a long, depressing odyssey into the world of psychopharmacology.

Yes, there is a long, depressing record of failed nuclear negotiations with North Korea that began in the mid-1990s.

But Mr. Stronach's habit of using his special voting shares to take the company off in sometimes eccentric and less than profitable directions has long depressed Magna's share price.

Long economically depressed as its factories closed, most of the area's municipalities had modest homes at reasonable prices.

I seldom listen to pop music because it's too monotonous rhythmically and too coarse harmonically to interest me for long; it depresses me and fails to connect me to a better, nobler society.

Within the United States, there have long been depressed areas — sometimes changing, as when Texas went from boom to bust when oil prices collapsed in the early 1980s — and transfer of payments from one region to another.

Abdel Jawad said that he has long been depressed by the constant discourse, not only by Palestinian officials but also by some of his fellow intellectuals about the supposed gains of the intifada.