But even so, the fact that at this late date, with Europe very much in what amounts to a depression, the old fallacies are still being trotted out is very, well, depressing.
It's just too … well, depressing.
This is real fuzzy math, but it suggests that one day's stock decline might well depress consumer spending more than a whole year of the new, accelerated version of the Bush tax cut would increase it.
Having a dead tree sitting in the middle of the living room for five more months would be, well, depressing.
Lavas from Mauna Kea intersect with Mauna Loa's basal flows as a consequence of Kea's older age, and Mauna Kea's original rift zones were buried beneath post-shield volcanism from Mauna Loa; additionally, Mauna Kea shares Mauna Loa's gravity well, depressing the ocean crust beneath it by 6 km.
I did get excited when Wimbledon did well, but I remember getting very (well, moderately) depressed when Liverpool knocked us out of the cup.
Stories of isolated but resourceful individuals may do well in depressed and uncertain times.
As he bravely admitted in Q last year, wormwood and bitter gall were the flavours assailing his taste buds when he thought of Neil's band: "I was happy when it wasn't going well and depressed when they got a hit.
One factor that may well have depressed sales was unseasonably temperatures across much of the country that discouraged shoppers from buying coats, gloves and other cold-weather gear.
Indeed, deal-cutting since our December survey may well have depressed support even further.
