Sentence examples for profound depression from inspiring English sources

Over the summer of '68, he sank into a profound depression.

In the fall of 1987, I sank into a profound depression.

His wife, Anna, the daughter of his uncle Obadiah, had died, and he fell into a profound depression.

The courtroom defeat left Mr. Berezovsky with huge legal fees, friends said, and sent him into a profound depression.

Bipolar disorder does run in families and is characterized by episodes of frenetic energy — often tinted by grandiosity and extravagant behavior — alternating with periods of profound depression.

While he was on vacation in Ireland in 2001, though, a devastating car accident fractured his skull and crushed his hip, sending Mr. Gray into a profound depression.

I think it is in part because there is so much in her nature to attach yourself to: she was a feminist, she suffered from profound depressions, she was we don't really know well, an incest survivor, that's what we say.

I think it is in part because there is so much in her nature to attach yourself to: she was a feminist, she suffered from profound depressions, she was — we don't really know — well, an incest survivor, that's what we say.

Severe, profound debilitation, depression and even suicide may follow the shingles, Mr. Perkin said.

It is this that is frightening and exciting in the midst of my profound gloom, depression, boredom, whatever it is.

One of his patients, Dawn Foster, came into his care in September 1997, when she was hospitalized for anorexia and profound underlying depression.