Sentence examples for kind of depressed from inspiring English sources

It all depends on how depression is defined and what kind of depressed patients are included in the clinical trials.

"It's been kind of depressed.

And it looks kind of depressed if you arrange yourself that way.

"I was honestly kind of depressed for a while," he says.

"We were both kind of depressed, but Rico was happy on the phone," Mr. Moore said.

For those who remain, a kind of depressed insularity has set in, as if time froze as the floodwaters withdrew.

It has been pointed out that GPs and psychiatrists have different preconditions in their clinical work, and that they meet different kinds of depressed patients[ 3, 46].

In the late 90s he became depressed, trying several different kinds of anti-depressants, "until I realised, it's not that kind of depression: I was actually in a shit situation.

And then Malcolm Gladwell, a former newspaper reporter at The Washington Post and now a writer for The New Yorker, chimed in, saying in a speech at Yale Newspapersers are kind of dreary, depressed places.

"Psychologically this puts them in kind of a depressed mood, and so it's not so much that they're reacting to what the people think, but that they're reacting to their own personal experiences.

The milieu is the kind of rural, depressed, meth and pot capital Storey lived and worked in.