I'm feeling down

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"I come up here when I'm feeling down and I feel better," said Mrs. Virgin, whose husband and son are in Shiloh and who plans to join them in death.

"Feeling down, depressed, or helpless?" "I'm feeling down, not depressed, but down". "Is that every day, every other day, or for several days?" The man lived on the 13th floor, with his wife, son and daughter.

Another reason to give out socks is it feels good helping somebody else.Sometimes when I'm feeling down or a little depressed, I will fill my backpack with a couple of bags of socks and go hand them out to homeless people and make some new friends.

He felt that while paid work did not directly influence depression, when he 'felt down' his work performance suffered which consequently exacerbated depression: It does definitely, like my productivity goes down quite a lot and if I'm feeling down I'm not working as well which in turn makes me feel even more down because I feel I should be producing a better output of work.

"And I can always count on Fearghus for a hug when I'm feeling down," she says.

If I'm feeling down, I'll listen to the album "Sawdust" by The Killers or "O" by Damien Rice.

By 1993, I was feeling down.

"When I was feeling down they said I had to see a shrink," Mr. Blain said.

The T-shirt our keyboardist Jay bought me one day because I was feeling down.

And, if I am feeling down, Rascal forces me to get out of bed and take him for a walk.

The past couple days, I was feeling down and out because I didn't do anything positive.