Sentence examples for depressed having from inspiring English sources

Over time we all become very cynical and depressed, having to audition endlessly in LA.

Some smoke for emotional reasons: smokers are more likely to be anxious and depressed; having a cigarette is a way of dealing with stress.

When he first arrived at the church, he said, he was "clinically depressed, having panic attacks, and didn't actually lead a service or preach for two years.

At the time, Miller's marriage to Monroe had almost completely unravelled: she was seriously depressed, having recently suffered yet another miscarriage, and was reportedly having a long-distance affair with Yves Montand.

When Holmes wrote this essay in 1970, he too had newly arrived in London, feeling "suicidally lonely and depressed," having just graduated from Cambridge at 22, which made him barely five years older than his subject: Chatterton "in a sense saved my life by giving it a new dimension".

"Having marital problems that are making me depressed," "feeling sad or depressed," "having panic attacks," "feeling anxious a lot," "just not feeling myself," "having family problems that are causing anxiety," "having trouble with alcohol," and so on.

Recently, the ability of the BDI to discriminate adolescents with depression from those who are not depressed has also been established [ 21].

Adolescents with depression and ≥ 5 somatic symptoms (23% of the depressed) had marked adverse adult mental health outcomes compared to the other groups (Table  2).

In Japan, according to the Asahi daily newspaper, the number of businessmen diagnosed as clinically depressed has risen rapidly.

The conditions that leave a university system depressed have been a long time in the making and will take time to reverse.

Negative emotional states, such as feeling sad or depressed, have the effect of making time feel as if it's passing more slowly.