Sentence examples for to depressing from inspiring English sources
verb
To press down.
- Depress the upper lever to start the machine.
Unfortunately, all too often her overdetermined insights only amount to depressing generalizations.
Now I devote a part of every day to depressing myself about the future.
Black Mirror Christmas Special EastEnders has had a clear run when it comes to depressing the living crap out of everyone at Christmas.
You leave each call really exhausted because you've put so much effort in to depressing the person on the other end of the phone as much as you possibly can, just to get some money out of them".
Observers' interpretations of the tentative results range from "interesting" to "depressing".
The same pancake breakfast switches from silly to depressing, focusing not on the banality of morning conversation but instead on Edgar's shaking hands, his increasing paranoia, his forced smile while his friends insult his cooking.
Economic trauma tends to depress births.
Health costs seem to depress hiring, too.
This austere simplicity began to depress me.
Surpluses continue to depress world prices.
I'd hate to depress you".
