Sentence examples for hope depression from inspiring English sources

You start losing hope – depression goes hand in hand with chronic pain, and it's easy to see why".

Story after story rushed in — some conveying hope, depression, isolation; some telling disturbing tales of exorcisms or conversion therapy or "corrective" rape.

"You may make a good recovery and want to stop medication and hope the depression doesn't come back, and that's fine.

Ms. Moore's production has an intuitive feeling for the manner in which the play's characters can move between despair and hope, torpid depression and exuberance, with disarming fleetness.

This second volume treats the worst years of the Nazi era: the mass deportations of Jews, the stints of forced labor, the near-starvation, the Allied bombings, the alternating stages of hope and depression as the German war effort weakened and recovered over the years.

"There is no hope," the depression shouts.

Finally, although we recognize that many of the items on the final questionnaire reflect domains for which multi-item scales are available (e.g., hope, sleep, depression, control), we were sensitive to respondent burden associated with the administration of a battery of instruments.

Afterward, a friend of Dr. Hagen's for the last 20 years, Charlotte Carosh, of Rumson, N.J., said Dr. Hagen had told her during phone calls from her jail cellblock that she hoped her depression could be stabilized enough during confinement that she could be treated as an outpatient.

The Nation reported that Blodgett has said that "it is hoped that depressions are never abolished for they have many desirable features.

True, it is not (we hope) a great depression.

Researchers at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor also hope to catch depression early through detection and intervention.