Sentence examples for depressive mind from inspiring English sources

"I'm not sure if this is symptomatic of a depressive mind, or a creative mind, or both," he says.

"History of a Suicide," by Jill Bialosky (Atria; $24) This elegiac book is both a memoir of grief and an investigation into the depressive mind — "the inchoate and terrible power of inner demons".

Robert Falls's darkness-shrouded 1999 production of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," starring Brian Dennehy, gave a similar sense of a world summoned from the recesses of one man's mind (in this case, a truly depressive mind).

In 1990, Bialosky's twenty-one-year-old half sister Kim gassed herself on exhaust fumes in their mother's garage, and this elegiac book is both a memoir of grief and an investigation into the depressive mind—"the inchoate and terrible power of inner demons".

This multimedia journal of one man's suicidal impulse is either a dark masterpiece that yields coruscating insights into the depressive mind (Noble has a history of mental illness), or it's a wallow in squalor and self-pity, the staging of which marks its sensation-seeking nadir.

In 1990, Bialosky's twenty-one-year-old half sister Kim gassed herself on exhaust fumes in their mother's garage, and this elegiac book is both a memoir of grief and an investigation into the depressive mind — "the inchoate and terrible power of inner demons".

ISP-D: Internet-based Self-assessment Program for Depression; MDD: major depressive disorder; MinD: minor depressive disorder; SSD: subsyndromal depressive disorder; ND: no depression specified.

Prevalence of minor depressive disorder (MinD) has been reported to be in the range of 2.6%to4.5%5% [ 5].

Last year Prime Minister David Cameron announced the creation of a "happiness agenda" that would evaluate the general (presumably depressive) state of mind of the British population and consider how to improve it.

Mr. Bingham's Phnom Penh is a city of hustlers and thugs and journalists, a film noir city of extreme weather and violent politics, a city whose mood of distrust and paranoia mirrors Asher's increasingly manic-depressive state of mind.

Results: Analysis of covariance revealed significant group effects for emotion perception, theory of mind, and depressive symptoms.