Sentence examples for most depressed of from inspiring English sources

The French are the most depressed of all nations, according to a recent Gallup poll conducted in 53 countries.

The latest estimates out of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development include Finland, Iceland and Sweden among the seven most depressed of its member states.

Some of the people who seem the happiest on the outside are actually the most depressed on the inside.

The figures showed surprising strength in one of the most depressed corners of the economy as clothing shops, bookstores and department stores all reported an increase in sales.

Perched above a hill-encircled Pacific bay, the school serves one of the most depressed areas of a declining port city.

Whatever the lunacy of a market that in many parts of the city puts a buyer of a $900,000 home firmly in the middle class, there is a greater insidiousness to the real-estate realities in some of the most depressed quarters of New York.

Neighborhoods like Chamelecon have become synonymous with lawlessness and social upheaval in one of the most depressed and depressing regions of this most depressed and depressing country.

Melancholia significantly predicted depressive status for the most depressed subset of patients, but not for the total sample.

It was also one of the poorest and most depressed fragments of the Canadian population, scratching out a subsistence on the rocky farming land north of Halifax.

This index is derived, as shown in Figure 2, by dividing the maximum internal transverse diameter of the thorax (A) by the vertebral-sternal distance at the most depressed position of the deformity (B).

This pattern is most evident in the most depressed regions of the United States.