Sentence examples for overly depressing from inspiring English sources
"Lots of people on the Web have said, 'You can't not control this!' " The shows are now forbidden to "hype up marginal issues, show the ugly side of things, or overly depressing, dark or decadent topics," according to the directive.
And then we really knew there was a requirement of fun because our director was like, "I don't want to make a maudlin, overly depressing, overly sentimental piece," and that's what we wanted, too.
I'm at a loss as to how to frame it without it being overly depressing, but, hey, this is fucking depressing that our city has allowed this to happen.
To get overly depressed about another defeat by Australia reflects an inability to appreciate the gulf that exists on and off the field between the Super League and the NRL.
The MPs want the watchdog to be able to punish the big retailers if they are found to have misused their market muscle to overly depress prices to dairy farmers.
Additionally capital spending, overly depressed last year, would snap back, while rising home prices would shore up the construction sector.
He added: "He never gets overly excited or overly depressed by the game or by performances and he's got great knowledge".
Marcus believes the stock is overly depressed, and likes the new inclusion of dedicated institutional media investors as reasons the stock will make a run over the near-term.
I would hazard to say that this might be the first time that girl-on-girl kissing has been directly addressed in a country song in a not-joking, not-ironic, not-sarcastic, non-exploitative, neither depressing nor overly optimistic way, but rather in a completely nonchalant kind of way.
I was overly anxious and severely depressed.
