They're a reflection of depressed land values, depressed amenities, depressed employment".
The question is, however, whether this deficit represents, as everyone claims, a fundamental mismatch between what we want and what we're willing to pay for — or whether it's mainly just a reflection of the depressed state of the economy.
The Wave Pictures' take on "Happy Soul" shows Johnston's directness, and deep well of depressed longing: "when I see my reflection in your eyes/ I know that I don't want to die".
Additionally, it mediates vigilance and arousal and had also been linked with self-reflection, accounting for the tendency of depressed individuals to withdraw from their external environments and focus attention inward [ 46].
Off the top of his head, he could think of six of his former students who have been serving in Iraq, a reflection of small town values and a depressed economy.
The results indicate that brooding and reflection have detrimental effects on suicidal ideation in depressed inpatients.
The fact that more depressed adults chose a color than adolescents is possibly a reflection of the more entrenched nature of their condition compared to the more 'volatile' nature of mood in adolescents.
Gregarious to a fault, he put his arms around everyone, up to and including a depressed middle aged man who couldn't stop gazing at his own reflection in an enormous mirror above the bar, presumably wondering what went wrong.
From time immemorial, the Marschallin has spent the calm and sensuous yet depressed orchestral postlude of the first act gazing in her mirror, facing in her reflection the relentless passage of time.
These terms were considered a reflection of a cluster of emotions and behaviours that occurred as a result of depressed mood.
