Sentence examples for most depressing one from inspiring English sources

That song really is the most depressing one I've ever written.

The Washington wife-and-husband writing team of Eleanor Clift and Tom Brazaitis have done a most comprehensive job, and a most depressing one, though that was clearly not their intention.

So kudos to Sarah Mclachlan for consistently taking top honors at most depressing one minute of my day.You've discovered quite a niche making people miserable.

The single most depressing thing one could say about a baseball franchise, of course, would be that they hired Bobby Valentine as their new manager, which is just what the Red Sox said after the worst September collapse in their history.

This collapse cost manager Terry Francona his job and paved the way for general manager Theo Epstein's decision that he would have better luck running the Chicago Cubs – possibly the second most depressing sentence one could say about a baseball franchise.

I've done a number of these primetime specials on education for PBS, but I must confess that this one, in many ways, was the most depressing yet inspiring one that I've produced.

It is one of the bleakest, most depressing shows on television, a stark contrast to the optimistic "Tomorrowland".

"The most depressing thing was, one day I was walking down the street and these people I knew were having a garage sale.

"Daddy doesn't know the prices of dresses and panties so why don't you suggest a budget?" Alarmingly the most depressing thing about this one isn't the casual deployment of the word "panties", but the fact that it reads like a pull quote in support of a news item about how "9/10 MPs doesn't know the price of a pint of milk".

She also says, "I do not want this to be the most depressing story ever told" — though one imagines if there is anyone on earth who could write such a story it could well be Homes.

If you're a Tory who doesn't care who leads the next Tory government, as long as there is one, the most depressing thing that has happened in the last fortnight has been the constant sniping out of central office against William Hague.