Sentence examples for depressing on from inspiring English sources

That may keep slam-dunkers awake in the classroom, but it becomes depressing on the page.

That the reformists, who urged participation in the system in order to change it, have been so thoroughly shown up this June is depressing on many levels.

Rhododendrons, laurels and pieris are also valuable, but much as I love rhododendrons, I find them a little depressing on the coldest days.

Depressing on the other, because that's half a year's wages for the average reporter.

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Particular interest has centred on rumination, defined by Nolen-Hoeksema (1991, p. 569) as "repetitively focusing on the fact that one is depressed; on one's symptoms of depression; and on the causes, meanings, and consequences of depressive symptoms".

Participants who were depressed on only one occasion were not at elevated risk of CAC.

Fifteen participants met our criteria for depression by being depressed on the SCID or having a hospital anxiety and depression scale depression score of 11 or higher.

Inclusion Criteria - Young person to be aged between 14-17, receiving treatment for depression or scoring as depressed on the Children's Depression Inventory (CDI) Exclusion Criteria- participants having any injury or physical health problem or condition that precludes their participation.

Women had significantly higher disability scores than men (P=0.0006) and were also significantly more likely to have visual impairment or urinary incontinence and to be rated as depressed on the geriatric depression scale.

Non-attenders were significantly more depressed on the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale; had experienced more miscarriages, stillbirths or terminations of pregnancy; were less knowledgeable about mammography; and were displeased to have received an invitation to screening.