Sentence examples similar to render a depressing narrative from inspiring English sources

Weir's slump has been a depressing narrative for him to repeat week after week.

The national myth holds that the British are a fundamentally decent people, but that seems to have been written out of the popular consciousness in recent years to be replaced by a rather depressing narrative.

In a less depressing narrative, but with equally great visuals and set in the same city, is Frank Sauer's Light Emitting Dudes – LED Freerunning.

In this most hard-pressed of cities, can HullCoin provide an alternative to the depressing narrative of payday loans and benefit sanctions?

All in a desperate bid to avoid being ground down by the depressing narrative of the bigoted, right-wing populist assholes which holds sway in the UK.

"He takes on the depressing narrative that our inner cities are irretrievably decaying.

For some reason, Kagan's depressing narrative is even more depressing because it's cast in the past tense, as if, at 50, Kagan has resigned herself to a cloistered, asexual existence ruling in cases that touch on the private lives of all Americans.

This is a consequence of the material, which is more complicated and less susceptible to being rendered as a narrative.

Because, if anything, the Isner-Mahut narrative took a depressing turn when the marathon match ended.

Mr. Wenders shows none of the foggy anxiety -- a depressing compulsion towards philosophizing that often derails his narratives -- in putting together the scores for his films.

And so most of The Game, ostensibly a narrative of daredevil sexuality, is actually shrouded in a depressing odour of stale male sweat.