depressively Sentences

Despite the oppressive heat, the room looked depressively cold and unsuitable for entertaining.

The news of the economic downturn was conveyed to everyone depressively to prepare them for financial hardships.

The state of their finances left them living in a depressively frugal manner, barely making ends meet.

Her performance in the play was depressingly bland, failing to engage the audience with its passion and energy.

Even the scenery around the city appeared depressively lifeless on a foggy morning.

The team met depressingly few goals in the season, reflecting their poor performance.

The drug he was prescribed made him depressively sleepy, affecting his ability to function.

He had a depressively gloomy disposition, often leading everyone to avoid him in social situations.

The news report provided a depressively detailed account of the economic crisis.

The response to the product was depressingly low, indicating it might not be as popular as expected.

The board meeting was depressingly long and unproductive, with little actual progress made.

The children depressed the adults to the beach, where they eagerly played, showing no signs of depressiveness.

Life there has been remarkably peaceful and cheerful, in stark contrast to the depressiveness one might expect.

While still very busy, the day passed depressingly slowly, a sharp contrast to the usual energy.

Her efforts to improve the situation were depressingly futile, despite her best efforts.

I felt depressively isolated in the new city, making friends seemed like an insurmountable task.

The performance was well-received, a pleasant step in the right direction from the depressively tedious earlier ones.

Her sudden cheerfulness was a stark contrast to her formerly depressively melancholic outlook on life.

The new stadium held cheerfully and excitedly by the local football fans was a welcome contrast to the depressively empty one last year.

The news about the economic forecast seemed depressingly pessimistic, but it could still be reversed if proper actions were taken.