Sentence examples for depressed attention from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of this arduous process, I am drenched in self-loathing, but eventually I grow numb to the folly of all the people I've been, and even start to feel a little smug about the evolution I've undergone over the past three years: I have gone from a suicidally depressed attention junkie to a less suicidal and less depressed person who only likes attention sometimes.

Catherine Kerr, lead author of the new study and director of translational neuroscience for the contemplative studies initiative at Brown University in Providence, in the US, says that when we are depressed, attention is "consumed by negative preoccupations, thoughts and worries".

Indeed like Hamlet, von Trier is a depressed, attention-seeking malcontent, forever insulting and playing malevolent games with those around him and inventing dramas such as Hamlet's "The Mousetrap", designed to disturb and expose the audience and leave it in a state of disarray.

However GPs may use a label of depression to refer to various other instances of depressed mood requiring attention; these may include bereavement, subthreshold disorders, adjustment disorders, depressed mood secondary to a medical condition, substance-induced mood disorder and dysthymia.

Different aspects of inhibition and their relation to emotion regulation and rumination in men, both in remission from depression and in never-depressed controls, require attention in future studies.

Given that all of these are causes of depressed mood requiring clinical attention, the application of a label of clinical depression may not be a cause for particular concern in terms of compromising proper clinical care.

I remember being a teenager and feeling awkward, depressed, afraid to draw attention to myself, while at the same time wanting to be unleashed, hilarious and noticed.

Alcoholic abuse should be considered as an unhealthy lifestyle which may need particular attention in depressed patients with ischaemic stroke.

Therefore, physicians or other health care providers working with depressed patients should pay careful attention to somatic symptoms as well as classical depressive symptoms if such patients are seeking help regarding their depression.

This may be because mildly-depressed people focus their attention on time and less on external influences, and therefore have clarity of thought – a phenomenon known as 'depressive realism'".

Depressed patients tend to pay attention to, interpret, and remember information in a negative manner (7).