Sentence examples for depressing subject from inspiring English sources

"People view it as depressing subject matter – so anybody that does tackle the subject, their first instinct is going to be to package it in a way that de-emphasises the Aids storyline".

An admittedly depressing subject, but intelligently and sensitively handled.

@Jack_Flash92 Despite its slightly depressing subject matter, Ask is the Smiths at their most upbeat.

The viewer appreciates how Ms. Finke embraces dire and depressing subject matter while the ultimate impression is a lilting one.

"It can be a very depressing subject," Dominique Browning, another C.M.L.P. board member and the founder of Moms Clean Air Force, a nationwide environmental group, told me.

But that staved off the depressing subject for only a moment or two, as I searched my mind for other poets with buildings in their names.

Thus depressed subject's plasma cortisol levels, which are associated with subtype-specific symptom expression, would still be expected to reflect MDD subtype variations.

108 (100%) anxious and 109 (99%) depressed subjects responded to the question on 'favourite' color with 11 (10%) anxious choosing 'Blue 28' as the most popular color and 18 (17%) depressed choosing 'Blue 27' closely followed by 15 (17%) individuals choosing 'Blue 28'.

Reliability of the HAM-D ranged from good to excellent at the three administration time points, although few items served to distinguish the more specific symptoms of unipolar depressed subjects.

Deficits in verbal memory have been identified in currently depressed subjects and in unaffected twins and non-twin siblings of BD subjects (Gourovitch et al. 1999; Keri et al. 2001; MacQueen et al. 2002), raising the possibility that impaired verbal memory may constitute an endophenotype for BD.

The higher the scores on the anxiety or depression scales the more anxious or depressed the subject is (range, 0 21 per scale).