Sentence examples for does it depress from inspiring English sources

Does it depress him, the gap between the ideal of how a piece of music might be and what it is in reality?

Sacked by Mike Ashley at Newcastle and then again at Blackburn Rovers last year by the Venkys Group when they bought that club, does it depress him, being back in the Championship?

Does it depress or does it facilitate?

Some observations support the notion that volcanic ash is not a potent stimulus to lung inflammation since it does not stimulate the release of IL-8, a quimiotactic factor for neutrophils, nor does it depress γ-interferon and TNF-α secretion from either human alveolar macrophages or normal human bronchial epithelial cells [ 31, 32].

Hilda has told him not to go out and get sloshed before the dinner, but he does it anyway, depressed by the presents he has received: socks, a Mr. Grumpy T-shirt, tobacco.

That might not work in a region as integrated as Europe and if it did it would depress the economy by limiting the circulation of cash for commerce.

But other than depressing us, what does it mean?

What matters is what happens after you emerge from the liquidity trap, and that depends on how the central bank acts: does it withdraw the monetary base it created when the economy was depressed, or does it let it stay out there and cause some inflation?

Don't let it depress you.

You can still spend time reminiscing, but don't let it depress you.

"It doesn't depress me, but it is sad," said Tai, whose mother still lives in the terraced house where he grew up and whose work as a consultant includes courses explaining Islam to non-Muslims.