How To Use pressingly In A Sentence
- The story was depressingly familiar.
- It all sounded depressingly familiar to Janet.
- The book is packed with stimulating philosophical (and depressingly prophetic) allusion within the author's own field, but ends up as a bit of a rigmarole.
- In depressingly familiar style the president's family and cronies formed a privileged elite. Times, Sunday Times
- A thalassic mba business school steadied to tsetse calfskin to the mediatory mamilla despicably napoleon and how to use it depressingly. Rational Review
- In front of 39,000 supporters, they turned out a display that was uninventive, effortless and depressingly poor.
- The homely cardie, unfortunately, is a necessary evil in our depressingly cold and damp northern climate.
- In a golfing era where power is depressingly close to omnipotent, he bucks almost every trend.
- Sourced from the Yorkshire Evening Post again; depressingly the journalist still sees fit to misgender Ms Browne at every turn – and this fact is made more apparent when you realise that none of the quotes from the trial do so (for once). Robyn Browne murder trial: “Celebrity clients spared court appearance”
- There is tiramisu in my hair, but more pressingly, my trousers are on fire!
