Sentence examples for rather depressed from inspiring English sources

I'm rather depressed these days.

And maybe rather depressed.

One leader, Abu Mazen, offered a rather depressed account of the differences that remain.

"I got rather depressed writing the final chapters, which are about looking forward.

"If England save this one then South Africa may be become rather depressed, or at least suffer from Bell and Colly," puns Ian Copestake.

'I was rather depressed because although life in the army has its hard side, they do look after you body and soul.

My favorite is the rather depressed-looking woman, carrying a handbag, who walks away from under the foliage of Acer divergens as though she were leaving a Larkin poem.

However recent studies show that the impact on health status does not differ significantly between levels of depression [ 17, 39, 40] but, rather, between depressed and non-depressed subjects.

First, in our study population the prevalence of depressed mood was rather low: only 11.2% had a HADS depression score > 7 indicating probable depressed mood [ 28].

The increases were widely criticized as treating the wrong symptom — incipient inflation rather than depressed growth — especially after euro zone growth promptly slowed almost to nothing.

The one benefit of depression for me is that it can act as a goad, pushing me to search for something new — new feelings rather than depressed ones, new sounds rather than those with which I am too familiar.