Sentence examples for deeply depressive from inspiring English sources
All the comedians I've known have been deeply depressive people, manic depressive.
The "negative" feelings, the upset, the sadness, dare I say -- the deeply depressive thoughts -- are explored in a more gingerly fashion.
If underdogs would not win, but the person with the most advantages would do so all the time, then the world becomes deeply unfair -- more than that, it becomes profoundly depressive.
He was deeply depressed during the summer, writing of "black thoughts"; it has been suggested that he may have had a cyclothymic personality, linked with manic-depressive tendencies, which could explain not only his depression but also other aspects of his behaviour, including his spells of hectic creativity.
After looking into her case he began to relate to Chubbuck on deeply personal terms: Shilowich also suffered from a "long depressive episode".
Just when he was at the apex of his literary fame (and I was deeply mistrustful of his euphoria in the last few months) he went into a depressive crisis and his nervous system, for all its toughness, couldn't support him any more and collapsed.
She was loving, depressive, "Chekhovian" in her emotional range, according to Leonard: "She laughed and wept deeply".
I think they deeply loved each other, even though she was a lesbian and he was a manic depressive alcoholic womaniser.
Literary merits aside, and generalising unfairly, the field as Iain found it presented a dilemma: American SF was optimistic about the human future, but deeply conservative in its politics; British SF was more thoughtful and experimental, but too often depressive.
It's usually depressive".
