depressively

If his unshakably deadpan delivery makes him sound depressively stunned, it's no wonder.

Worse still: this piercingly original Glasgow novelist had found herself depressively blocked for months.

All are in their early 30's; all are stalled depressively in their lives and work.

His Dulcinea is worse than romantically enhanced; when he finally tracks her down, she is dead - depressively, by her own hand.

Visually as depressively earth-toned as "Stalag 17" (which is also parodied in the film), the world created by Mr. Park and Mr. Lord will hypnotize the young who may have had a full dose of antic full-length cartoons.

Specifically, Senator Thomas proposed an amendment known as the Thomas Amendment, to the Agricultural Adjustment Act, intended to help farmers financially by empowering the president to reduce the gold backing for dollars and to print bills backed by silver alone when cash became depressively tight.