Examples of 'depressed him' in a sentence
Meaning of "depressed him"
depressed him - In this context, 'depressed him' indicates that something caused a feeling of sadness, dejection, or despondency in the person being referred to
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depressed him
The news depressed him very much.
Possibly the same one who depressed him.
The events depressed him very much.
My father committed suicide because the morning newspapers depressed him.
This depressed him profoundly.
That would have depressed him.
The thought depressed him more than he thought it would.
The thought just depressed him.
It depressed him.
In fact they rather depressed him.
It depressed him how soon the class divided along sex lines.
And that depressed him.
Fairly sober, the atmosphere in the bar depressed him.
The condition of the son depressed him and by thirty Walter caught tuberculosis.
However, he was diagnosed with stomach cancer the next day, which scared and depressed him.
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The failure depressed him.
What depressed him so much to end his life?
The results depressed him.
Quote, “ My father committed suicide because the morning newspapers depressed him.
The encounter depressed him.
But the guy was hopeless as a cop . He never arrested anybody . It depressed him.
But England depressed him.
The brutality and unscrupulousness of his methods never depressed him . ”.
So this depressed him a great deal . ”.
The realisation depressed him.
He never arrested anybody . It depressed him.
That thought, more than any other, depressed him.
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