Sentence examples for depressed himself from inspiring English sources

Joseph Rogers, the head of the Mental Health Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania, was indigent and depressed himself at one time; he spent a year living on a bench in Central Park before being drawn into an outreach program.

After feeling depressed himself, Doofenshmirtz "dumps" Peter and reunites with Perry on a talk show prone to featuring romantic confrontations.

Maybe, despite his six golds, he was depressed seeing himself as second fiddle to Michael Phelps, and wanted to lap him in the public eye ― albeit not in a pool.

He had done two years at Harvard law school, but dropped out while his mother was dying; then he couldn't return after her death because his father became depressed, then ill himself.

Eventually, broke and depressed, he hung himself.

During this time, he was, according to himself, "depressed out of my brains" and listened to artists such as Manic Street Preachers.

In an interview with ABC news he described being depressed and throwing himself into the water, the subsequent calm journey in the Niagara river, going over the falls, and that hitting the water after falling 180 feet like hitting a table Jones said when he emerged it was with a new appreciation for life.

"But he doesn't let himself stay depressed," Vriesendorp says.

At one point he declares himself "unseasonably depressed".

At the time, she testified, her father was "depressed, withdrawn and not himself".

Mr. Bush was last here in 1975, when he described himself as depressed by the drab sameness of the clothes and the bicycles.