1 The dim room with towering walls completely filled with dark books depressed her.
2 Large numbers of books always depressed her, as did people who liked to read large numbers of books.
3 It bewildered and depressed her.
4 Besides, the tone of the letter vaguely depressed her with its foolish talk of defeat.
5 Captain Carey Ashburn's useless arm was hurting him again and moreover he was depressed by the thought that his courtship of Scarlett was at a standstill.
6 But happy or depressed, she was too thin, too white.
7 The whole darkening room depressed her and, going to the window, she raised the sash, unlatched the shutters and let the last light of the wintry sunset into the room.
8 Once she had known practically everyone in Atlanta and the sight of so many strange names depressed her.
9 Thus barred from him, depressed in the thought of Fern, Carol was suddenly and for the first time convinced that she loved Erik.
10 After that she could be irritated but she could not be depressed by Aunt Bessie's simoom of questioning.
11 Strictly speaking, this horn is but a lengthened tusk, growing out from the jaw in a line a little depressed from the horizontal.
12 If he, as he said, 'forgot himself' and swore before grandmother, he went about depressed and shamefaced all day.
13 For some reason she felt depressed, almost unhappy.
14 Edna felt depressed rather than soothed after leaving them.
15 The murky, lowering sky, which had depressed her a few hours before, seemed bracing and invigorating as she splashed through the streets on her way home.