Sentence examples for sudden depression from inspiring English sources

This past summer, although I was physically pain-free, a sudden depression knocked me to the ground.

Formation of a sinkhole usually leads to a sudden depression on the ground surface caused by the collapse of cavities.

The most important process that drives this oscillatory growth is the sudden depression of the growth rate labeled by B' to A', which corresponds to the abrupt drop-off in Cint.

But some of the clues left from Thomas's case, they said, suggested that the damage in his brain might have exacerbated his sudden depression and compromised his ability to think clearly about his actions.

Obviously, temperature, climate and weather are different things, and a person is unlikely to slip into a sudden depression or experience a burst of creativity from momentary temperature change.

On 4 July 1792 a sudden depression made him resign his ministerial positions.

They take drugs, talk about sex, experiment with the occult, scream with laughter, are caught out by sudden depressions.

But we also learn, further on, that this monster was once struck down by a sudden, inexplicable depression.

Tropical storms, offshore swells, chaotic winds, sudden barometric depressions and possibly a hurricane or two all conspire to prod coastal homeowners into that mad end-of-season dash to lock down windows, carry in outdoor furniture and trash cans, tie down boats and decommission bicycles.

Perhaps the rawest part of the book is her description of sudden, paralysing teenage depression.

Cardiac autonomic abnormalities have been implicated as a potential mediator of cardiovascular events and sudden death in depression.