Turnarounds are depressing events, especially when they involve restructuring and downsizing.
Sébastien Dutrieux performs the almost-mute role of the Mouse in Colin's apartment, who, depressed by events, becomes the willing victim of a cat (Ansi Verwey).
The subtext seemed to be "w(h)ither the left?" Several people from the floor began their comments by stating that they had felt depressed by events lately and were here in need of cheering up.
"You see these things on TV, but you never imagine it can happen to you," said Mrs. Kleinkopf, 71, who was so depressed by events that she was hospitalized for several weeks.
A large number of studies conducted on animal models report the polar effects of tDCS on the cerebral cortex, demonstrating that polarized currents applied to the brain surface may enhance spontaneous firing [ 58] and initiate paroxystic activity [ 59] when the anodal pole is used, whereas the cathode pole generally depresses these events.
Oren, like Gordon, was depressed by the events of the summer.
And even Zahir's son has said that, while his father is "always calm," he is also depressed by recent events.
Like millions of good people around the world, I, too, am terribly depressed over the events of the last few days.
n Last year U.S. corporate profits were depressed by specific events not likely to recur any time soon — the GM strike and the losses sustained by financial intermediaries resulting from the Russian default and widening credit spreads.
n Last year profits were depressed by specific events not likely to recur any time soon — the GM strike and the losses sustained by financial intermediaries resulting from the Russian default and widening credit spreads.
NBC News staff members, already shaken and depressed by the events that have befallen their division, were told of the decision in a sharply worded memo issued late Tuesday.
