Sentence examples for seeming depressed from inspiring English sources

Seeming depressed or withdrawn.

Why is it OK to sneer at someone for seeming "depressed and disturbed"?

This was a man who seemed depressed and somehow diminished.

Some even seem depressed or have other signs of mental illness.

School officials, noting that Jake had seemed depressed and suspected child abuse, reported the McDowells to state officials.

"I was shocked, because he never seemed depressed or unhappy in his life," the man said of his son.

After the faulty trade, one employee testified that Shkreli seemed depressed and sat at his desk with his hoodie up, not speaking.

Too many surprises, too many uncertainties — the people who used to care the most about politics are starting to seem depressed and disengaged.

They asked whether Mr. Baby had seemed depressed or had been acting strangely, but the group said no. "He was older than all of us," the worker said.

I don't know how to put it but, like, he never seemed depressed or sad.

England seemed grim, depressed and lifeless, and the Bright Young People, rebelling against rigid and outdated social mores, were determined to bring some senseless beauty back into the world.