Sentence examples for depressing man from inspiring English sources

"To see this happen multiple times — just time after time — it's depressing, man," said Tom Jackson, 25, who works with mentally disabled people.

On the day that Scott was shot, a young man named Tom Jackson, arriving at the scene of the protests, said to a Times reporter, "To see this happen multiple times — just time after time — it's depressing, man".

Hunter S. Thompson is nothing if he wasn't a political animal, and Bukowski, the dude was depressed, man.

The GP should know that depression in men could be masked by alcohol abuse [ 20], since depressed men show significantly more alcohol abuse [ 17, 21]. 2. In depressed male patients there is generally a decrease in libido, and erectile dysfunction.

Sniffing women's tears can depress men's sexual arousal.

Ask fashion people here for the spring 2003 men's collections what impact the recent corporate scandals will have on the already depressed men's fashion business -- flattened by the economy and relaxed dress codes -- and they will look at you blankly.

In fact, thinking about it, seven out of my nine novels feature or are narrated by passive, slightly depressed men – often failed writers or composers or both – who show a rather uncommitted sexuality and tend to fixate on past romantic disappointments.

In these and other impulse-control disorders, women tend to act when they're depressed, men when they're manic.

Overall, our observations imply that more resources are needed in primary health care to help depressed men and women cope with psychosocial stressors.

"C'mon, you're depressing me, man".

Cane later explains to Rose that Polk had been his commander at a battle which could have been a victory but that Polk ran, depressing his men, who were later decimated.