Sentence examples for somehow depressing from inspiring English sources
It's somehow depressing that the story centers on whether Mr. Harris's character can come up with an advertising campaign that will sell cosmetics, and the movie frequently reminds us that the gimmick of little creatures scurrying about in the human world ("Toy Story," "Gnomeo and Juliet") is pretty worn out.
On the third day, he somehow depressed the brake and gas pedals simultaneously and sent the car careering toward other recruits.
It therefore seems that macrophages of experimental animals are activated, but at the same time are somehow depressed, and respond less to LPS.
Though these stories end in disappointment, they are somehow the opposite of depressing.
Or Morrissey's reimagining of rock stardom as literary, gay and somehow almost euphorically depressed.
On the ugly drive down the freeway, past the depressing outlet malls, and somehow-more-depressing faux-opulence of the Commerce Casino, I wondered why they agreed to go along with this.
We're conditioned from an early age to believe that acknowledging weakness is somehow a weakness in itself, and there are plenty of depressing statistics to confirm what a huge problem this is.
