Sentence examples for crashing into depression from inspiring English sources

Withdrawal reactions are highly unpredictable, but include "crashing" into depression and suicidality, becoming over-stimulated into mania, and experiencing shock-like feelings in the head, a distressing sense of disorientation and imbalance, and various other neurological symptoms.

There, Wolfe spools out a masterful extended metaphor: that the country crashing into and emerging out of the Depression is like a cicada, which as it enters "the last stage of its life cycle," goes through a magnificent transformation, becoming a winged creature and "leaving behind the brown and lifeless husk from which it came".

But it was in a darker mood in 2008, with the economy crashing into the worst recession since the Great Depression and the country reacting to the excesses of the Terror War.

The researchers were looking at rocks from the Ries crater (inset) of southern Germany, a 24-kilometer-wide depression formed about 14.6 million years ago by a meteorite crashing into Earth with the force of 1.8 million Hiroshima bombs.

I just saw planes crashing into towers".

"If someone crashed into a wall they would be crashing into a foot thick of concrete.

But deliberating crashing into Hamilton?

She crashed into a deep depression, struggled with leaving her home and saw her anxiety levels rocket.

Then he crashed into a deep depression that never loosened its icy grip.

The Wall Street bubble burst within eight months of his inauguration, and the economy crashed into what became known as the Great Depression.

When Andreas Lubitz, co-pilot of the Germanwings plane that he crashed into the Alps in March, killing 150 people, was found to have a history of recurrent depression, some outlets went into overdrive.