clinically depressed

Two or three months ago, this guy was clinically depressed.

He had not yet begun to think of himself as clinically depressed.

Some are clinically depressed, or were abused as young women.

If you are clinically depressed and also experiencing sexual problems, you're not alone.

"If Springfield was a person, it would be clinically depressed."

"Actually, that can make anyone miserable, whether they're clinically depressed or not."

Studies have found that a majority of child abusers are clinically depressed.

He determined that she was not clinically depressed and needed no psychiatric treatment.

Even good events, such as moving or graduating, can put you at risk for becoming clinically depressed.

Twelve said they thought their patients had a mental disorder, including some who were clinically depressed.

"I've seen doctors go from super-heroes to almost clinically depressed."

Every sniff gives the illusion of a clinically depressed world.

On reflection, I may well have been clinically depressed.

"I became clinically depressed toward the end," she says.

If you're clinically depressed, you might cry all the time or constantly feel anxious.

Seven of these ten were clinically depressed at interview.

When someone you know and love is clinically depressed, you want to be there for that person.

For example, some clinically depressed individuals seem to withdraw into a state of apathy.

No wonder she was what Jackson called "clinically depressed."

He's clinically depressed, and that has implications for his physical recovery."

Insomnia is the most common type of sleep disturbance for people who are clinically depressed.

Few people in these stories talk openly about being clinically depressed, but the condition seems pandemic.

I think a psychologist would diagnose him as clinically depressed."

Oh, not clinically depressed, nothing to run to a shrink about, but definitely glum.

Depression was the most common diagnosis, with 18% being clinically depressed.