How to pronounce “depressingly” in English

And Stig Abell, of course, didn't explain how he knew that this was an attempt to sound intelligent, and instead, the discussiondescended rather predictably and depressingly into a discussion of rather predictable, well-worn favorites, such as the correct meaning of decimate,disinterested, and so. What this example shows, I think, is that questions of correct usage are not always as easily resolved as we might hope.

And that there is something truly scary about a country that cannot implement its own policies.Savage and depressingly accurate.Yes, but the story got better, as you all know.

And by the way, it depends upon the kind of movie you're making.They were all depressingly formative for me.

I fear that the answer to that is what will make reform possible is the next crisis.And what, slightly depressingly, I hope I'm trying to write in this book is a sort of manifesto for politicians who are faced with that next crisis, whichthey will be at sometime.

is usually a press agent, actor, director, producer, leading man, and you're a star if you sleep with each one of them in that order, whichis kind of extraordinary that she was saying that 50 years ago and feels very depressingly familiar to us.E. FOLEY: Yes. Hedy's new found star light was quite quickly snuffed out by her possessive husband.

And so, even in our case, if you grip, you're not going to, you know, likely move the thumb wheel forward.Are you implying that the board with all the stuff on it is heavier than a snowboard and a pair of depressingly-heavy boots?

And Susan told a story about being in a village where we had a lot of girls in our long-term girls education program.And as you and I both know from our discussions, it's depressingly inexpensive to change a girl's like through education.It's $250 per girl, per year.

Now that's going to have to change.And he says, Chris' analysis and predictions about what would happen if the elites couldn't learn were savage and depressingly accurate.And I think that what he's saying is that he was predicting Healthcare.gov, here and in Britain.

Jesse Nichols: it's really difficult. It's really difficult to examine, right? You have to be honest and you often realize is this disconnect between what you'd like to thinkyou believe and what you actually do. And so, these conversations get, like I said, very honest and sometimes depressingly so.Do you feel like that your site is an effective conduit, though, for people to be honest, or they constantly putting out there what they think they'd like to believe?