Sentence examples for sometimes depressed from inspiring English sources

That 'strong black woman' thing is true, but that doesn't mean we're not also sometimes depressed".

Around a third of American adults and close to half in Britain believe that they are sometimes depressed.

From these experiences, I can see the need for using mindfulness to help overworked, stressed and sometimes depressed or traumatised humanitarian workers.

"The poor, worn-out and unkempt appearance of these neighbourhoods during the 10 to 15 years before I opened my museum sometimes depressed me," says Pamuk.

Beginning next year, however, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's blond hero, whose adventures have sold 80m copies since Le Petit Prince was first published in 1943, is set for a spectacular return to the planet that sometimes depressed him.

David Lumsdaine writes: Though often frustrated and sometimes depressed during his first period in England, Peter Porter did not return to Australia in 1954 because he was "sick of London", as Robert Potts wrote, but because he was an only child, very concerned for his elderly father back in Brisbane.

Still, reading the poems was also, sometimes, depressing.

Traditional theatergoers often found them puzzling, sometimes depressing.

Why should such popular, successful authors care about a few shabby deceptions buried in the deep, sometimes depressing mines of readers' reviews, a place where readers take time to opine that Dickens can't write or that Bram Stoker's Dracula isn't as good as Twilight?

I see so much original, hilarious comedy coming out of the mouths of unknowns that it sometimes depresses me.

Numerous publications have documented that the selectable markers commonly used to enrich for targeted recombinants sometimes depress the expression of neighboring genes.