Sentence examples for so depressing about from inspiring English sources
Finally, what is so depressing about the Hodson-Archer Nijinsky reconstructions is their indifference to dance as an autonomous art form, with its own logic.
"One of the things that to me is so depressing about the Monica Lewinsky affair is that it sucked all the energy out of the race initiative," Mr. McCurry said.
Oberlin's obnoxious approach to life is reflected in her obnoxious approach to fashion – she destroys her clothes rather than giving them to charity, for example, because "there is something so depressing about a poor person walking around in couture".
What is so depressing about this show is not that it tells lies about the rich, but that it provides an image of the world devoid of any class resistance.
What is so depressing about this is that the lobbies for a continuation of our current energy system – effectively lobbying against a sustainable and secure energy system – appear to be pushing at an open door in Whitehall.
"What is so depressing about it is that this is a rerun of the debates in 2007/08 – these are not liquidity problems, they are solvency problems," King said.
"In the last four or five years, it's been so depressing thinking about ideas knowing that there's no way you are going to get this [grant request] through," said Olopade.
"Sometimes what I'm thinking about is so depressing or dark I can't see the road to the joke," he said.
And if you don't know how important that is to this generation, then you won't understand what's so wrong and so deeply depressing about the Jon Stewart Rally to Restore Sanity.
Crawl, the latest single off Gambino's super-dark Because The Internet, is a track so depressing and bleak the lyrics about murder and cutting are a welcome, lighthearted break from the haunting hook about being "all alone" and "crawling in the dark".
"But why would I want to think about something so depressing?" "Rich people in the West, they have not touched dead bodies, fresh wounds, rotten things.
