Sentence examples for mentally depressed from inspiring English sources

"She's mentally depressed and physically hurt.

All this is great news for the hundreds of millions of disabled people around the world, many who are suffering and are mentally depressed as a result of their handicaps.

After Shackleton left with the James Caird, Frank Wild took command of the Elephant Island party, some of whom were in a low state, physically or mentally: Lewis Rickinson had suffered a suspected heart attack; Blackborow was unable to walk, due to frostbitten feet; Hudson was mentally depressed.

The dog presented non-ambulatory, mentally depressed and with tonic-clonic seizures.

"If I do come out straight, I'll be so mentally unstable and depressed it won't matter".

The study published today shows that older people who get into financial difficulties are eight times more likely to report being mentally unwell or depressed than those who live comfortably.

This book tells more stories of a bunch of depressed, mentally unbalanced, and drug-addicted characters as they try to cope with life, boredom, depression, the law, and themselves.

(male, 75) Participants said that they became depressed, mentally affected and thought they were going totally insane for real.

In the present form of the instrument, the category 'subpopulation" should be used for any translations targeting directly a definable group of people (e.g., migrants; mentally ill people, depressed patients), whereas the category 'individuals" is for translations affecting individual cases of patients which cannot be described as a coherent group.

ACEs were taken from the WHO-standardised ACE questionnaire 20 and here included suffering as a child: (1) physical abuse; (2) sexual abuse; (3) substantive verbal abuse; living with: (4) a depressed, mentally ill, suicidal or chronically ill person; (5) a substance-abusing household member; (6) a family with an incarcerated household member; (7) a separated family or (8) domestic violence.

Be makes far more sense"), Conn Iggulden (on his former preference for achievement over happiness), Deborah Levy (on moments of light while visiting her terminally ill mother), Helen Dunmore (on NHS provision for the depressed and mentally ill), and more.