Sentence examples for sinking into depression from inspiring English sources

I'm sinking into depression.

What keeps many of these men peaceful while incarcerated (and helps shield them from sinking into depression) is their faith.

In a speech to the thinktank Demos on Thursday she said that millions of young men are in distress, acting out violently or sinking into depression.

Even men who suffer no serious physical consequences are profoundly shaken by the experience of rape, some sinking into depression or attempting suicide, the Human Rights Watch report says.

(In 1981, Jodie Foster would respond to the Hinckley incident by sinking into depression, demanding to read all her hate mail, and ironically hanging an enormous photo of Reagan getting shot in her kitchen).

He certainly needs strong nerves to avoid sinking into depression after a survey by Ipsos yesterday gave him the lowest rating he has had since becoming Labour party leader, while David Cameron's are at their highest since 2010.

(Phil Tippett, who worked on Star Wars, Robocop and Jurassic Park, even admits to sinking into depression-related illness after the arrival of computer imaging).

It makes it look like the only thing that kept America from sinking into Depression-style soup kitchens and Hoovervilles in 2009.Another argument on Mr Paul's side is that for unxplained reasons, over the past five years, the historical relationship between the number of job openings and the number of unemployed (known as the "Beveridge curve") has changed.

Elizabeth sank into depression.

She sank into depression.

Mr. Antonioni sank into depression.