Sentence examples for depressed moves from inspiring English sources

"Winter doesn't really hit LA too hard, but everyone gets a little more depressed, moves a little slower, so this mix has some darker vibes but still club ready," he explains.

When no button is depressed, moving the glove does nothing.

"I have never been more depressed about moving forward than right now.

Depressed, he moved back home, planning to be the first in his family to go to college.

With no money, a depressed Caldwell moved into the Sultan Hotel on East 56th Street, which was run by Nathanael West.

Lonely and depressed, he moved to New York and transferred to a design and business program at Parsons, with a minor in photography.

Graham was glum afterward about where things stood, saying he has "never been more depressed about moving forward than right now". Not long after that he issued his statement backing a national emergency declaration.

Just before dying, he forwarded his copyrights and future royalties to one of his publishers and put out the word that he was extremely depressed and moving to Australia and might not be heard from again.

"I was perfectly happy". And never happier, she says, than when chopping up the miserable aunt's curtains with a pair of outsize scissors, all the while observed by the old lady in her armchair, where she sat "too depressed to move".

"I have never been more depressed about moving forward than I am right now," Graham said.

A few years later, my mom died from cancer, and I was depressed and moved out again.