Sentence examples for was most depressing from inspiring English sources

What was most depressing to him, after he was assured his wife was going to be all right, that she was recovering to everyone's satisfaction, what was most depressing was the fact they couldn't be physically together.

Though the night's story line was consistent, it was hard to know which plot point was most depressing for Democrats and the Obama Administration.

What was most depressing, though, was that the flaw was patched back in March.

Politics is most depressing of all.

That, perhaps, is what is most depressing.

What is most depressing about "The Passion" is the thought that people will take their children to see it.

Other than the direct consequences on human lives, what is most depressing about the government's assault on people with disabilities?

Yet what is most depressing about the film is not the low strike rate of its zingers, or what Freudians will diagnose as its anal fixation, so typical of the infant mind, but the comic complacency.

What is most depressing about the Brits is how tightly they now dovetail with the Mercury Prize (begun as an alternative to them) and the BBC Sound of… poll.

What is most depressing for his allies and anyone who had anything invested in New Labour is that the legacy of a political project that was once so toweringly dominant also seems to be ruined.

Actually, what's most depressing about the trial is that an alleged sexual assault occurred on a high school campus.