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Simple sentences
Mary told me she was depressed.
Rainy days make me depressed.
I feel depressed often.
I get depressed by the slightest things.
His pessimism depressed those around him.
He is very depressed.
When she falls in love, she looks depressed.
She was depressed.
Tom seems to be depressed.
Tom got depressed.
You look depressed. Did something happen?
Your dog may be really depressed.
The stock market is severely depressed.
I get depressed at times.
I can't believe that he is that depressed.
He is depressed.
She's depressed.
He's depressed.
Movie subtitles
I'm depressed, too.
Well, your depressed mind invited me in.
Depressed and saddened, Saturnino decides to leave the hospitable island.
He's now at the bottom of the wave: depressed, melancholy.
However, we mustn't be depressed about it.
We mustn't be depressed on a day like this, must we?
He struck me as rather depressed, but it's unfair to judge a man when he's out of a job.
But I was depressed.
Had your husband been depressed or moody lately, Mrs. Dietrichson?
I couldn't write to you because I was depressed and jittery.
Was she depressed?
Was Mrs. Graham depressed?
In your opinion, Doctor. was she depressed enough to commit suicide?
You don't know how depressed he's been the past few weeks.
Below here, they are extremely depressed, melancholy, impossible to live with and often become violent.
Depressed, melancholy.
I was thinking about it last night, and I got terribly depressed.
You'll find her feeling depressed.
You look a little depressed.
Yes, a depressed skull fracture.
That is a good idea. I always love to cry when I'm depressed.
You know, George has been so depressed about his.
Your mother's death depressed you?
Mrs. Smithells' escort seemed to get more depressed at Dr. Chumley so Harvey and I felt we should take the Doctor somewhere else.
He seems depressed.
If you will allow me to say so, you look depressed.
Don't be depressed, darling.
Depressed? It's true.
The old man was depressed at the opening last night.
Gentlemen. Do not be unduly depressed by this painful incident.
I'm depressed.
I'm depressed somehow.
I know it's discouraging, but don't be depressed, after all.
Then I get tired and depressed.
News and current affairs
Similarly, the gravity of weaker growth will most likely overcome the levitational effect on equity prices from more quantitative easing, particularly given that equity valuations today are not as depressed as they were in 2009 or 2010.
Global competition and the integration of labor markets through trade and outsourcing, which have eliminated jobs and depressed wages.
And, because demand is depressed, credit is in short supply, and barriers to enterprise are often high, it will take longer than usual for businesses to create more productive jobs.
This further depressed Chinese exports.
Deficit reduction in a depressed economy is the road not to recovery, but to contraction, because it means cutting the national income on which the government's revenues depend.
First the bad news: Paris is somber, if not depressed, after the appalling terrorist attacks earlier this month.
Meanwhile, Germany benefited from the euro crisis, which depressed the exchange rate and boosted its competitiveness further.
More fundamentally, investment is a bet that cannot pay off if growth is structurally depressed.
When John Maynard Keynes talked of persistent under-employment, he did not mean that, following a big shock, economies stay frozen at one unchanging level of depressed activity.
It is relatively cheap, and it is easy for family practitioners, who treat the majority of depressed people, to prescribe.
For those who have been suicidal in the past, any depressed mood is likely to be accompanied by a return of suicidal thinking.
The problem with viewing antidepressants as the main method for preventing recurrence is that many people do not want to stay on medication for indefinite periods, and when the medication stops, the risk of becoming depressed again returns.
During a period of crisis in which someone becomes depressed and suicidal, an association is learned between the various symptoms (low mood, physical pain, suicidal tendencies, and so on).
Perhaps the only people not suddenly depressed are those immersed in the negotiations.
Was it purely the product of a collective delusion, an emotional Potemkin village of sorts, encouraged, if not conceived, by the authorities to restore some level of self-assurance among France's depressed citizens?
Combine this with the continued fall in housing prices, and it is understandable that consumer spending remains depressed.
The housing sector has started to recover over the past five quarters, but from such a severely depressed level that its growth has had little impact on the overall economy.
With depressed markets in the developed world, intra-regional trade in the future will depend more on exports to satisfy Chinese domestic demand.
By 2007, therefore, it was reasonable to expect that construction spending in the US would be depressed for some time to come.
With private and public consumption in both Italy and Spain set to remain depressed for years to come, economic recovery requires stronger investment and exports.
It is understandable that the Fed wants to boost demand as long as the US economy remains depressed.
When researchers tested Prozac on depressed patients, they divided their subjects randomly into control and experimental groups, and conducted many trials.
US interest rates will be at normal levels; asset values will not be unduly depressed; and investment spending will not be affected by financial turmoil.
On the contrary, in this scenario there are opportunities: the dollar, after all, might rise; US interest rates will be at normal levels; asset values will not be unduly depressed; and investment spending will not be affected by financial turmoil.
But Southern Europe's economies remain depressed, and the eurozone as a whole is suffering from stagnant growth, deflationary pressure, and, in the crisis countries, persistently high unemployment.
Either scenario would greatly aggravate Europe's crisis: soaring oil costs or another US recession would harm even the strong northern European economies, to say nothing of the already-depressed countries in Europe's south.
But there are fundamental reasons to believe that the eurozone's investment rate will remain permanently depressed.