Sentence examples for depressed with from inspiring English sources

By the end of 1982 the U.S. economy was deeply depressed, with the worst unemployment rate since the Great Depression.

The research team assessed 19 different risk factors for depression in different age groups, comparing people who had never been depressed with people who were currently depressed.

"I'm literally depressed with this apartment," she said.

I get depressed with the politics of religion.

I'm sure he just wanted someone else to be depressed with him.

"I was so shocked and depressed with what I heard during the course," she told me.

"My father is traumatised and depressed with the loss of his eyesight.

"I was depressed with my position as an artist; I was depressed with the former mayor, and the demolition of old buildings; I was depressed on the political level with what was going on with Putin".

I began to become depressed with the situation that we found ourselves increasingly mired in year after year.

"You'd be insane not to be mildly depressed with where we are, both in terms of the general economy and General Motors' status," he says.

I was really depressed with the attorney general on Sam Donaldson's program when he had to be asked three times if she would be protected.