Sentence examples for black depression from inspiring English sources

Mill's did, too: in 1826, he was plunged into a black depression.

Yet Anthony Storr pointed out that truly black depression does not admit music, or anything else for that matter.

Magda suffered terribly from black depression yet nearly always she would pull herself together to be with me.

Easy Riders, Raging Bulls, Peter Biskind's account of 70s Hollywood, describes a dishevelled Coppola "swinging wildly between deliriums of self-intoxication and black depression".

Yesterday we both bogged in a black depression - the late nights, listening sporadically to Beethoven piano sonatas - ruining our mornings, the afternoon sun too bright and accusing for tired eyes, meals running off-schedule - and me with my old panic fear sitting firm on my back - who am I? What shall I do?

Dr Jonathan Romain, of Maidenhead synagogue, said: "I am totally sympathetic to the black depression that overtakes those who commit suicide, and certainly want to prevent any future ones, but Clarkson has done everyone a favour by saying out aloud that, while people have the right to end their lives, they should not do so in a way that scars others.

He drank as much as ever, and suffered black depressions.

The voices were accompanied by black depressions and bursts of crippling, irrational fear.

Her suicidal thoughts, blue-black depression, and eating disorders haunted my childhood.

Her blackest depressions left her mute and catatonic, unable to recognize any semblance of hope.

Hall picks up the story in the aftermath, when he falls prey to an unfamiliar bipolar phase: manic promiscuity; lightning-bolt love affairs; black, murderous depression.