Sentence examples for depressive he from inspiring English sources

He was depressive, he had writer's block, and he drank too much.

Now, France is depressive, he said, "and the young are afraid of everything".

"When he was acutely depressive, he lacked motivation and hope," she said.

It was that year, when he was 32, that Mr. Neumann first became schizophrenic and manic depressive, he said.

She was listening to the song Dumb, Kurt's tender admission that, despite being a sad depressive, he was often happy – particularly when in an altered state.

He's a depressive, he says, and describes it as "a chemical thing, a brain thing", a sense of "general dissatisfaction with everything.

In September of last year, her brother Dan Favor committed suicide; a manic-depressive, he had stopped taking his medication, she said.

But Mr. Hastings knows the market can be manic-depressive — he points out the headlines today about its stock performance are "exactly the same as in 2003".

"People get M.S., people get cancer, but people are manic-depressive," he said, adding that "it turns people off, it makes us real standoffish".

Referring to claims that Greene was manic-depressive, he said, "The bipolar thing I could never understand, because all the years I knew him there was never any swing".

A diagnosed manic-depressive, he has made a career out of singing cracked odes to ghosts (especially Casper the Friendly Ghost), movie monsters, and the reticulations of the human heart.