Sentence examples for low level depression from inspiring English sources

You sink into a low level depression, constantly peering at your phone, or over your shoulder, convinced that the dude over there in the Palace t-shirt and Old Skools is your mate in the Palace t-shirt and Old Skools rather than one of the 27 blokes in here wearing a Palace t-shirt and Old Skools.

A very wonderful second generation Tibetan lama, Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche, once mentioned that he felt that there was an almost all-pervasive, low level depression that many westerners suffered from -- a difficulty in finding the energy to counter the draining and stressful quality of our modern lives.

Was it discontentment, the creep of some low-level depression?

I was living for the weekend and experiencing low-level depression that I managed through excessive shopping and substance abuse.

You get the incredible highs, like beating Man Utd or Barcelona, but then the low-level depression when you get humped.

It makes low-level depression and ineptitude seem stylish and ironic, almost a supreme way of being in the world.

The prison's head of healthcare estimates that 90% of inmates have some kind of mental health problem, ranging from low-level depression to serious disorders, about a third of them with a registered drug or alcohol addiction.

There are literally millions of people who live with undiagnosed low-level depression that emerges through their 20s and becomes increasingly severe and debilitating in their 30s.

Despite a three-hundred-and-fifty-thousand-dollar bonus, Adam grows impatient at Perini; his wife, who has chosen to stay at home with the children, is clogged in low-level depression.

Melatonin had helped me to reset my sleep patterns, testosterone had given me renewed vigour, and HRT seemed to have levelled out the mood swings from fury to low-level depression and put me back on a more even emotional keel.

His duties at the fryer and the coffee machine are as much a part of who he is as his terror of intimacy (he's too porous, too afraid of getting hurt, to have a relationship) and his constant low-level depression.