Sentence examples for depressive to from inspiring English sources

I felt up!", he writes, and prompted him, as a long-term depressive, to consider the nature of depression as an illness.

Mr Darcy may not be the first depressive to feature in an English novel, but he is almost certainly the first to be a romantic lead.

Would a man of lesser celebrity who had to drink every day, who had four wives and who was a depressive to boot get such an easy pass?

'AMÉLIE' -- It takes a depressive to make a great, glowingly optimistic film, and coming from Jean-Pierre Jeunet, you know that every ounce of charm and feeling in this stylized tale of a helpful Parisian waif (Audrey Tautou) has survived the most rigorous personal testing.

With "the hours of daylight... shrinking down to that intense window of opportunity that can drive a depressive to drink," the hardy residents of Sitka hunker down to clean their guns, stock the larder and brace themselves for the killer storm gathering out to sea.

This place is too depressive to raise children in.

His mother became a barely functional depressive, given to mumbling to herself for hours in a rocking chair; she was eventually institutionalized.

They may choose not to divulge depressive symptoms to the second group of providers.

Amidon shares Franzen's eye for psychological realism - his characters, from manic depressive teenagers to frustrated mothers to working men, are entirely convincing - and his dry wit.

Thus, the study provided evidence for some specificity of depressive attributions to depression.

Furthermore, affective disorder patients undergo exaggerated depressive responses to cholinergic agents compared to control groups.