Sentence examples for somewhat depressive from inspiring English sources

Kilroy is a hyperurban creature, wry, angular, somewhat depressive and somewhat cool, as eloquent as he is evasive.

Ashbery is shy and somewhat depressive, so it's good to be friends with a clown like Koch and a charming and preternaturally gregarious person like O'Hara.

Most are closer in spirit to the grim, somewhat depressive crime fighters of "Criminal Minds" and the now canceled CBS series "Without a Trace" and "Cold Case" than to the antic members of the naval criminal investigative service on "NCIS".

I had grown weary of the solitary and somewhat depressive nature of the writing process.

Left temporal lobe epilepsy is commonly associated with the greatest propensity for depression [ 20- 22]; however, some have argued that bilateral epilepsy may be somewhat protective against depressive symptoms as reported on the Beck Depressive Inventory [ 20] and others have reported no difference in laterality and depression [ 23].

Gravity exerts somewhat of a depressive force on objects, attracting materials towards the core of the Earth, and it also exists around and between objects, and keeps celestial bodies in their respective motions.

If you have been diagnosed, you will know that sticking to your schedule and your medication, as well as talking about or writing down your feelings are the best ways of beginning to deal with and, hopefully, somewhat avoid a depressive episode.

You cannot just jolly a depressive along.

The literature shows that the GPs' diagnostic skills concerning these common disorders are moderately good [ 1- 8], and somewhat better for major depressive episodes (MDE) than for generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) [ 8].

Notably, both measured cortisol levels and results of the dexamethasone suppression test (DST) have been shown in bipolar subjects to differ from healthy controls [ 77], but are somewhat consistent across either depressive or manic episodes in a particular bipolar patient.

When studies that used questionnaires to define depression were separated from those using diagnostic criteria, the odds of incident depressive symptoms were somewhat lower (OR 1.21) than the risk of developing incident depressive disorder (OR 1.29).