Sentence examples for paralyzing depression from inspiring English sources

The roots of his wife's terminal, paralyzing depression are obvious.

He described his suffering: a suicide attempt last May, self-inflicted cuts on his arms, paralyzing depression, a succession of medications, misplaced guilt.

As with Rhys's four other novels, it was written during snatches of diligence amid episodes of paralyzing depression and alcoholic rage.

So wrote Tennessee Williams to his friend the producer Cheryl Crawford in the midst of a long and mesmerizing letter that begins with an aching description of a paralyzing depression and Williams's desperate self-medication with pills and alcohol, then abruptly swivels — "So much for the screaming ME-mies" — to a discussion of his own recent work.

Our predicament then justified grieving, but wouldn't the release of those caged feelings lead to sadness, melancholia, paralyzing depression?

They survived unimaginable acts of war only to come home to a life of emotional trauma, broken relationships, paralyzing depression, hopelessness or suicide.

Still, Bruce was deeply affected by his father's paralyzing depressions, and worried that he would not escape the thread of mental instability that ran through his family.

Sherry answers, "I was paralyzed with depression".

She dabbled in indie movies, playing a suburban mother paralyzed by depression and anxiety, in the 2015 film "I Smile Back".

Yet, as few Americans know, during the first year of the war, on Nov. 9, 1861, General Sherman, paralyzed by depression, was relieved of his command in Kentucky at his own request.

Recent data highlighted that fifty percent of college students report a sense of hopelessness and that one third reported feeling paralyzed by depression in the previous year.