Sentence examples for harsh depression from inspiring English sources

In the 1930s, as soon as sound permitted, Warner Brothers developed what we call the Busby Berkeley pictures: they were black and white, and often aware of the harsh Depression times, but a choreographic lather of girls and fluid, orgasmic forms where the camera was itching to plunge into the centre of the "big O" – think of Footlight Parade, Gold Diggers of 1933 or 42nd Street.

A lot, if you know your history, for Germany was stricken with corruption, political instability and a harsh economic depression during Hindenburg's term as president of the Weimar Republic.

My mind seemed to be going through this process of rejecting its surroundings -- unable to fully accept the present -- I would constantly find myself lost in vivid memories of my past as if my psyche was trying to remind me of who I was, and then within the same breath, I'd feel the harsh pangs of depression arise as I remembered my reality.

Interactions with SES, maternal depression, harsh parenting, and negative parental feelings however were not significant, and no interactions were observed for nonverbal ability.

The pievce has an honest humanness, connecting us with the harsh facts of the Depression era.

A couple of weeks ago, Gene Simmons said some harsh things about addiction, depression and suicide in an interview.

When parents show signs of depression, are harsh and insensitive with their children or create a generally unsupportive home environment, for example, those are vectors.

Once you entered this world, the harsh realities of the Depression were mocked (or more often, simply forgotten) by the happy-go-lucky denizens of the talkies.

The boys were drawn from a larger study and represented two extremes: half came from the poorest, most splintered African American families in which harsh parenting and maternal depression were present; the other half came from the study's most affluent African American families, in which family stability, nurturing care and maternal mental health were the order of the day.

One of depression's harshest effects is to trick a person into seeing life as static, closed, that prison without hope.

African Americans languished below white Americans in every measure of economic success and the Depression was especially harsh for those at the lowest rung of poverty.