Sentence examples similar to Gradually becoming despondent from inspiring English sources

Then your biggest enemy is players becoming despondent and suddenly that extra run becomes so much harder.

Gradually becoming cup-shaped, the enamel organ partially encloses an adjacent mesodermal structure, the dental papilla.

Some reef scientists are now becoming despondent.

"Increasing numbers of Blades fans are becoming despondent with Nigel Clough's inability to present an automatic promotion challenge despite signing 20 players this season," writes Liam Blizard.

On the seventh go-around, she sighed wearily and said, "If you are becoming despondent and hang up, I will certainly understand".

Others struggled, occasionally eating illicit food before becoming despondent with guilt.

However, I know that in shaping students into becoming whole individuals, it is important for me to look forward instead of becoming despondent because of some isolated negative results.

Every year there are scores of stories about people becoming despondent around the holidays.

Occasionally, a defendant might represent himself at trial and then, upon becoming despondent after the verdict, turn to a lawyer for the penalty phase.

However, the language barriers and disparate educational levels result in students becoming despondent and reluctant to contribute in the tutorials leading to dysfunctinal tutorial groups as highlighted by other studies (Hendry et al. 2003; Gill et al. 2004).

China is, gradually, becoming a freer society.