Sentence examples for a bit of depression from inspiring English sources

'I didn't want to ditch my regular GP, and I haven't, but I just had a whole number of things wrong with me: asthma, a bit of depression, a cough that never went.

"We've had a bit of depression in this boardroom over the last few weeks... it's time for a bit of laughter," said Sir Alan, dispatching the winning team at the end of the latest episode.

The former PM kicked things off by decrying the supposed ease with which individuals with "a bad back and a bit of depression" could quality for the benefit, before Bishop chimed in to explain that many of those claiming a pension for depression were actually "drug addicts".

The 36-year-old archer said: "At the time, I didn't know if I was in or out of the forces and was suffering from a bit of depression as well because I wasn't at work and didn't have my friends around me. "I scored the top British score - and that's led to me doing the Invictus Games.

In two instances the CFHN had received information about the woman's history of mental health problems and domestic violence and raised these issues with the women stating, ' It says here that last year you went through a bit of depression, is that true?' (CFHN12).

Finally, the great things about yourself : After a bit of depression writing out all that other stuff, you need to focus on the positive.

In "Lollypop" Mr. Linzy and the artist Shaun Leonardo lip-sync to the Hunter & Jenkins blues song of the same title, reinterpreting a bit of Depression-era raunch as a celebration of queer identity.

If I were in a particularly cocky mood, I'd call myself the Eleanor Powell of admissions essays, but for now I'll settle for being the shoeshine boy, tending to my own incompetence with a spit rag, a decent thesaurus and a bit of Depression-era bootstraps gumption.

"I don't know why but I got a bit of a depression.

"I suffered a bit of postpartum depression," she wrote.

"I suffered a bit of postpartum depression," Panettiere admitted.