Sentence examples for be depressed for from inspiring English sources

To do something that isn't 'Let's be depressed for the next two years.' ".

He is a Man United supporter who, in the past, would be "depressed for days" when they lost.

The brothers' advisers warned them that the market for sports franchises might be depressed for six months to three years.

So if we know anything about this story – and I think we know EVERYTHING about it – it's that Norman will be depressed for one of three reasons.

American demand may be depressed for another reason: several years of high oil prices are finally sinking into the country's consciousness.

But surely the dominant story is very simple: it reflects market perceptions that the economy is going to be depressed for a long time.

This need not be "depressing" for creative people in the media.

Seeing their elegant dwellings now decrepit and crowded with families may be depressing for them, but it is often exhilarating for Ms. Johnston.

Although she saw merit in the toddler's "attachment to one color," she thought the piece might be depressing for the recipient.

Also and this one will be depressing for anyone who has wonderingly watched Pistorius's races what do steroids do to a person's personality, mood, and judgment?

This deep connection between hegemonic past and inclusive present need not be depressing for Australians, nor for the rest of us.