Sentence examples for really depressing about from inspiring English sources

What is really depressing about Amis's later novels is not how bitter they are but how tiny — tiny in motive, in complaint, and in understanding.

What is really depressing about Amis's later novels is not how bitter they are but how tiny tiny in motive, in complaint, and in understanding.

Ultimately, both Helen Fielding and Sarah Jessica Parker killed their own franchises, and what's really depressing about this is that it suggests the default position for movies and books about women, for women, is to show them as marriage-obsessed morons.

The really depressing thing about "wealth" is the futility of the life that comes with it.

The first really depressing thing about this journalistic debacle was that – setting aside the cosmic lack of perspective involved in NME's foregrounding of the issue – the potentially ruinous impact of the Sony warehouse fire on the independent sector of the British music industry was actually an entirely valid story for the paper to be covering.

They don't want really depressing articles about misery and hardship near their ads".

Dear Class of 2014, You're Fucked.

I was thinking about how I've been writing some really depressing blog posts about loss and living in the "I don't know" and all that crap.

It's really depressing to note that about 99percentt of the animals used in research are not protected by federal legislation and are routinely subjected to horrific abuse.

"I put it in my camera to have a look, which was really depressing … it's from when I was about 23.

"What's really depressing is the way they're going about it.