Sentence examples for newspapers depressed from inspiring English sources

Months later, after losing a bloody civil war, Gbagbo's image was splayed over newspapers: depressed, unkempt, sitting in a bunker with his wife, waiting for opposition forces to remove him.

The senior creditors are owed about $300 million, and with the market for newspapers severely depressed, a bid that high would almost certainly win a bankruptcy auction.

Giorgio was ordered to forsake other reading for an intensive study of Il Sole/24 Ore, a leading financial newspaper (it depressed him almost to tears), in order to acquaint himself with the capitalist structures targeted by his organization.

What really matters, it seems to me now, is that I was bored with my job as a newspaper reporter and depressed.

There are impressive tragedies at a scant 1,500 words, like the backstories to single paragraphs in an old newspaper: the inn depressed to ruin by deaths in the family, the farm boy obsessed by a flirt from Arles farandoling in her velvet and lace.

Two things have depressed newspaper stocks, says Haubold, and investors have overreacted to both.

GOOD NEWS I do read the newspaper, but I'm depressed by everything in the newspaper, so I'm reading it less frequently.

The newspapers this week, as always, have depressed me.

According to a newspaper account, Fisher had become "depressed in spirit" after recognizing that this company was about to be "cut to pieces by the enemy".

There is still plenty to depress newspaper enthusiasts.

When investors, looking ahead to bad times, began to sell enough shares to depress newspaper stock prices, Mr. Sherman and others stepped in.