Sentence examples for Feeling despondent from inspiring English sources

Feeling despondent and lonely?

"Feel No Pain" is a cover of the Sade song and the lyrics are about people feeling despondent and needing music just to survive in the violent conditions they've been dealt.

I require things to do all the time in the city or I start feeling despondent.

She started a bizarre, slurred argument with the waitress who had – fairly – given our table away, and I cut out of there, feeling despondent and very, very sober.

Created after Ms. Velez-Jackson fractured a toe and was feeling despondent, the solo is a pointed look at failure and success, using the reality television format as a funnel and topping it off with a ballad.

Joel Greenfield, a trainee electrician aged 23, has driven all the way from Los Angeles to catch the end of the trial and despite such commitment he too is feeling despondent.

"Loans make them feel despondent and frustrated.

"I know a lot of nurses feel despondent.

Every time I heard this horrifying solution discussed, I felt despondent.

I think the biggest issue in politics is that people feel despondent and let down, everything feels tough.

Talking about Suffragette, she says she feels "despondent" for modern women – "what's going on internationally, especially" – but resists explaining what she means.