Sentence examples for going through a depression from inspiring English sources
I was going through a depression.
"The city was sort of going through a depression".
"You're just afraid of someone going through a depression.
"They're going through a depression and they think about a stadium?" she asked.
Later, she explained that she had resumed exercising regularly since going through a depression triggered by consecutive deaths in her family and overworking.
She added, of the new album, "The songs aren't about my parents so much as losing all your human skills when you're going through a depression, not recognizing yourself, and feeling like you're in a plastic bag.
It is the gravity of the economic downturn, the radicalism of the government's responses and the pervading sense of crisis that mark what the economy is going through as a depression.
In the late 1830s the U.S. economy went through a depression that was two or three times worse than the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Today they are flourishing, to the extent where two Danish comedians, Mads Holm and Ane Høgsberg, toured their Great Depression Show, in which Holm talks about going through a current depression and Høgsberg discusses having been the girlfriend of a person experiencing depression, and it was a huge success.
