Sentence examples for much depressed from inspiring English sources

Much depressed her about the Mormon paradise, but above all the food.

"I wasn't feeling very well," Soni said, "and I was pretty much depressed".

At RT, their conductivity was not much depressed by the presence of the polymer gel and it was of ohmic nature.

She wants her visitors to leave, not so much depressed by the sheer scale of the dangers which surround them, as encouraged by the intelligence and the ingenuity with which those threats can be countered.

It has been customary, during the last year, when the bad state of trade in the manufacturing districts, which so much depressed the demand and price of agricultural produce, was attributed to the operation of the Corn Laws and commercial restriction, to be told, No it is caused by the bad state of the American markets.

"I got so much depressed where I have missed like, I'd say like three months [of pills], and I had to go back... in a psych ward 'cause I was thinking about hurting myself.

Despite using the best possible diagnostic techniques, the isolation rates did not exceed 34 73% in chronic diarrheas and the results were much depressing in acute diarrhea where the isolation were 14 51% [ 3- 5].

And if you're moving out of state, especially to Florida, Las Vegas or California, their prices are so much more depressed.

Hispanic women were much more depressed.

On the other hand, too much ventilation depresses the partial pressure of carbon dioxide, which leads to a reduction in chemoreceptor activity and a diminution of ventilation.

Now I say this not so much to depress the hell out of you, but (a) partly to warn you, and (b) to make it clear that I believe that it's a skill.