Sentence examples for bringing depression from inspiring English sources

"BOJACK HORSEMAN," bringing depression back.

Bringing depression under control therefore has implications for both the health of the individual as well as for the well-being of the wider society.

For too many women, joyfully anticipated pregnancy and motherhood bring depression as an unexpected accompaniment.

They say they hope Lyrica and two other drugs that may be approved this year will legitimize fibromyalgia, just as Prozac brought depression into the mainstream.

The Republicans were anxious to take over the White House from Democrat Grover Cleveland; they were widely expected to do so, as the Democrats were blamed for the economic Panic of 1893, which had brought depression to the nation for the past three years.

However, participants with depression may spontaneously bring depression into the group discussion.

Miller based Willy Loman on his uncle Manny Newman, a salesman brought low by the Depression.

Fortt, who had 39 scholarship offers, had a similar effect at Stamford, bringing its Depression-era stadium to life with bone-crunching hits.

We hope that, given that mental distress ranked first among all self-reported postpartum health problems, postpartum depression in Morocco will receive more attention and bring postnatal depression 'out of the shadows' [ 26].

Despite the New Deal's many measures and their alleviation of the worst effects of the Great Depression, it was the humming factories that supplied the American war effort that finally brought the Depression to a close.

I would add another gain: loneliness, isolation, widowhood - conditions that grow more likely with age - sometimes bring on depression and even despair.