Sentence examples for most depressing aspect from inspiring English sources

"That's the most depressing aspect," he said.

Perhaps the most depressing aspect is how familiar it feels.

The most depressing aspect of the case has to be the reaction of Afshan herself, though.

Perhaps the most depressing aspect of Citi's results was the tone of remarks by its chief financial officer, Gary Crittenden.

Perhaps the most depressing aspect of England's humiliation was their failure to "fire a shot", as Johnson put it.

The most depressing aspect of the prison is how overcrowded it must have been when prisoners were there.

One of the most depressing aspects of this affair is that it all seems now so far away from the glory days of 1998.

One of the most depressing aspects of the case is the way that it highlights the lack of legal reform in Russia.

RYAN LIZZA: One of the most depressing aspects of writing about politics in such a polarized political atmosphere is that very often what you write is seen only through an ideological lens.

One of the most depressing aspects, he admitted, was that Richards – who has not contacted Greater Manchester police over the abuse – felt that making an issue of it would only aggravate the situation.

One of the most depressing aspects of the Pope's new hard-line policy is that it has been inspired and supported by the same group of Church officials who tried unsuccessfully to thwart the majority of the bishops at the Council.