Sentence examples for most depressing experience from inspiring English sources

"I found senior school the most depressing experience," she said.

"I recently went to Gap for the first time in a long time," he says, "and it was the most depressing retail experience I've had in a very long time.

Mr. Sterling said that perhaps the most depressing part of his experience occurred on Sept. 11, when the terrorist attacks occurred just as the agency was dismissing him.

While John Lewis uses its stores to let shoppers browse, have a coffee and order online, "going into the average Tesco is a depressing experience most people avoid if they can", he added.

Of course this is a rhetorical question because at one time or another, we all have felt lonely and it can be one of the most depressing feelings we can experience.

Initially, I had hoped the subjugation of little people would be the most depressing aspect of my experience at Sweet! Hollywood, but these hopes were dashed much like my dream of seeing Lilliputians in green wigs.

The next week of my life was one of the most depressing and frustrating I have experienced.

It was - despite some alleviating tales of rescue - a pretty depressing experience: a portrait of a world in which most people pass by on the other side, however ugly the incidents they are ignoring.

Bate claims that if contemporary readers were able to encounter the play without knowing who had written it, "it would not seem too bad"; but since we cannot forget Johnson's achievements in other fields of literature, reading Irene is an especially depressing experience: "the heart begins after a while to sink except in the most resolute Johnsonian, and sometimes even then".

What a depressing experience.

How about America's most depressing motels?