Sentence examples for started to depress from inspiring English sources
It really started to depress me because when men age and keep rocking and rolling it's admirable and respectable and badass, and when women age and keep rocking and rolling it's seen as inappropriate and pathetic and sad.
"The fresh mountain air is starting to depress me".
This made sense, but it was also starting to depress me.
Yet such was the poor output that year that the endless pile was starting to depress me.
By the end Manchester United were being bullied off the ball and had lost control of possession but, at this early juncture, they exuded an increasing aura of authority which was starting to depress the Gallowgate End.
Typically, established players and brands invade from other platforms, then start to depress the opportunities for many of the platform's earlier players, Flurry's report explains.
However, it could start to depress the production of blood cells in the bone marrow, and was likely to result in a lifetime risk of fatal cancer of 2-4%.
"This election, which once elated me, is starting to depress me".
You are so miserable that you are starting to depress me!" He finally saw the light, left the company and is now doing something he loves.
The singer claimed "I started to get depressed and anyone who suffers from depression knows that it can soon get so bad that you can't get out of bed.
He has started to look depressed.
