Sentence examples for be despondent with from inspiring English sources

A first class degree won't necessarily tell you how to behave and interact [in that situation]." And what advice does a talent consultancy have for those graduates who might be despondent with their degree award?

As the annual two-week summit came to a close, the mood in Poland's national stadium was despondent, with some participants describing the talks as the worst since the series of meetings began in 1992.

In an email exchange he wrote, "The Tobago tourism industry as a homogeneous group has been despondent with the Summit and tourism leadership.

By July, Mr. Morrissey, who struggled with depression, appeared to be despondent over his interactions with Mr. Genoways, Ms. Minturn said.

It was easy to be despondent.

"I know Paul will be despondent and rightly so.

Likewise, in the late nineteen-seventies, when he is again supposed to have been despondent, he produced — with great ease — "The Monkey's Wrench," which Angier herself calls "his most optimistic, most entertaining book".

That attacker said he had been despondent after breaking up with his girlfriend.

Mr. Lane had apparently killed himself because he was despondent over his relationship with his girlfriend, Mr. Browne said.

A worker at a grocery store in the East Village who colleagues said was despondent over a breakup with his girlfriend, a cashier there, fatally stabbed her at the store on Friday afternoon and also slashed another employee, the police said.

Law enforcement stated, "friends and relatives of Brackett said he was despondent because of financial troubles with his business".