Sentence examples for depressed sort of from inspiring English sources

I've been relatively sanguine about Italy, in a depressed sort of way: the debt level is high, but the deficits have been fairly modest, so I thought the Italians could limp along for a long time.

We lay in bed bleeding and then we went back to sleep in each other's arms and we thought we wouldn't ever wake up again, but when we woke up we had stopped bleeding, and we didn't feel so depressed — we felt sort of exhilarated — and we decided to come here.

"I was sort of depressed," she said.

Head on the high part, boobs in the sort of depressed part under that".

I guess we have all been sort of depressed in the sense of a lack of a national major concern about education.

"I have heard your work described as melancholy, as a sort of depressed expression of the feeling that there is nothing left to do," I say.

Think of all the people in the short stories you've read over the past 20 years: so many mildly depressed characters who were sort of like you, trudging morosely through lives that were sort of like yours, coping with existential problems you could sort of identify with.

The old Pound, dramatic to the end, made a virtue of his wrongness, and claimed it with a sort of depressed glee that may or may not merit the epithet "tragic": "The madness & cancer are nothing / the suffering is not vicarious.

I was sort of depressed about that.

And so it ended up stuck there in his brain, unable to leave, sort of depressed.

If I go through a period of not being able to write, I get sort of depressed.