Sentence examples for like depressed from inspiring English sources

Depressive symptoms like depressed mood, anhedonia, feeling tired most of the time, hopelessness and indecisiveness were common and were significantly associated with PTSD diagnosis.

In 2015 I refuse to live with my 7am face, with its dark under-eye circles, palid lids and eye-brows that grow in patches like depressed cress.

For instance, like depressed adults, the daughters of depressed mothers gravitated toward sad faces when given a choice between focusing on a happy or a sad face on a computer screen.

Although he later became famous for putting words like "depressed" and "inner tensions" and "emotional outlets" in the mouths of little kids, only a tiny percentage of his strips were actually drawn in the mock-psychological vein.

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So, scientists are asking: If ill people feel and act a lot like depressed people, might there be a link?

No one likes a depressed person hanging around their barn.

An analysis of the candidates' linguistic styles, however, shows the president spoke more like an older person, while Senator Kerry spoke like a depressed person, says Richard B. Slatcher, a doctoral candidate at the University of Texas at Austin.

"He wasn't just a guy, like a depressed guy dressed up as Santa Claus," Mr. Hujanen said.

"This country, like a depressed teenage self-harmer, takes out a razor to scour a forearm and now contemplates its own throat," said the author.

They've got the flaxen hair and cheekbones of Mariel and Margaux Hemingway in 1978 and they sound like a depressed tATu.