Sentence examples similar to downhearted feeling from inspiring English sources

The best-performing item for detecting severe depressive symptoms was the one asking about the frequency of "feeling downhearted and blue".

The best-performing single item was the one asking about "feeling downhearted and blue," which was also the case in the US [ 6].

Sixty-three percent of the participants reporting feeling downhearted and blue some, most or all of the time in the past 4 weeks, and 45% reporting that their physical health restricted exercise in the past 4 weeks.

The Samoan team was not feeling downhearted after the game, and even embraced and sang to the audience as the game finished.

"With the game barely started, I'd be feeling less downhearted, if I only had McCain".

For instance, "I feel downhearted and blue " translated by an equivalent of "I feel downhearted and sad" or "I feel downhearted and depressed".

Yes campaigners will feel downhearted - but they've not just changed Scotland.

RESULTS: The level of depressive symptoms before coronary artery bypass grafting correlated with the level of depressive symptoms at 6 weeks follow-up, both for the individual items "feeling down in the dumps" (r = 0.24, P =.009) and "feeling downhearted" (r = 0.36, P <.001) and for the overall score on the Mental Health scale (r = 0.40, P <.001).

O'Connor's spoken recently about how she sees music as a priesthood, and her encore feels like a benediction, ending with the spare beauty of the love-renouncing 'Streetcars', followed by a solo rendition of song learned from Irish monks which ensures that even the most cynical head home feeling a little less downhearted: "Give us this night untroubled rest and build our strength anew".

Will I feel less downhearted tomorrow?

"I was beginning to feel very downhearted," Charles said.