Sentence examples for depressive from from inspiring English sources

Under the effects of mourning, his work became dark and depressive, from scenes of hothouse flowers just on the point of wilting that seem to reek of death, to black and white skies whose clouds appear laden with tears and ready to burst.

Second variations in the cutoff scores used to distinguish depressive from non-depressive patients did not alter our results.

Organisations such as Calm and Mind have dragged us depressives from the closet, while popular culture has provided a glitzy platform from which to out ourselves.

McLean was the storied holding tank for many literary depressives, from Sylvia Plath to Robert Lowell, and it occurred to Wallace's friends that this gave him at least some comfort, that he thought of himself as at a mental-health Yaddo.

Manic-depressive from giving our power and sanctity away to things and people outside of ourselves, and replenishing it by exploiting anything we can find in our control.

Across all modeled time points children with a history of preschool depression continued to demonstrate elevated levels of depressive symptoms from childhood through adolescence, suggesting a heightened trajectory of depressive symptoms relative to their same age peers.

This course may prevent depressive symptoms from developing into a major depression.

Darkened by reflections on death and visions of failure, the novel makes depressive comedy from displacement.

He attempted suicide in 1984, but joked in his 1997 novel, Timequake, that "I am a monopolar depressive descended from monopolar depressives.

The participants experienced a significant decrease in depressive symptoms from pretest to posttest.

'I think Adam caught the depressive mood from his father,' says the psychotherapist Theodor Itten, a former student of RD Laing who later became a close family friend.