Sentence examples for what is depressing from inspiring English sources

"What is depressing is we are having these demonstrations for so many years".

What is depressing are not just the lame excuses - whatever happened to, "The boiler burst, I narrowly escaped horrific burns"?

But what is depressing is how the post-film discussion by the Indian elite has remained stalled.

But what is depressing is the ownership of the big clubs just by financiers… And that's very sad.

What is depressing, though, is that when the party did fight for the payroll tax cut, last year, they won, largely because of public opinion.

Since the issue of knowing the results hours in advance is not a reason to tune them out, then what is depressing the ratings?

Yeah, but to slump out to the world number 77 so lamely is what's depressing.

"What's depressing about the memo is not that parts of it appear to be wrong," Mr. Dellinger said.

What was depressing to me was the laconic comment by the article's author, one of many foreign observers attending China's stunning demonstration of high-speed rail.

"What was depressing is that the employees inside Hardee's knew exactly what to do because this seems to happen all the time," Khalil said.

What was depressing about the John Lydon comment was that the Pistols and punk were meant to be about more than money.