Sentence examples for made for depressing from inspiring English sources

White male critics outnumber female critics from under-represented racial and ethnic backgrounds by 31too 1. Dr Stacy L Smith of the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative said the findings made for "depressing" reading.

The first two tranches, on the science of climate change and its impact around the world, made for depressing reading.

RTE's Morning Ireland got the usual dose of McCarthy smelling salts today and it made for depressing listening.

Given the handling on view at the Stade Vélodrome, though, that might also have made for depressing viewing.

In interviews with 20 of the total 25 black female professors working in UK universities, Nicola Rollock, the report's author, said that their experiences made for depressing reading.

As someone who has had to write more than a few trading updates for Guardian Unlimited, where speed is at a premium, this made for depressing reading to say the least.

Smith acknowledges some of the headlines about lack of voting among the young make for "depressing" reading but urges everyone not to see an inevitable decline.

Majority of the vehicles make use of some phenolic button for depressing the switch plunger and ensuring that the brake lights are kept off.

What can make the seizures depressing for the military is the fact that many of vehicles taken from criminals are newer, faster and better equipped than the troop carriers the army uses.

"That made me depressed.

Now I've made myself depressed.