Sentence examples for close to despondency from inspiring English sources

While the progress of the jihadist movement has been halted in Iraq, there is a feeling close to despondency about results across the border.

Instead, the spirit in which we come together, almost hourly in some professions, is something closer to despondency.

That is, in essence, why the Scottish nationalists look increasingly likely to move from the despondency of defeat in September to an historic win next May: they may not be a majoritarian party, but they currently seem to be reliably speaking for close to 45% of Scots.

Reactions ranged from denial to despondency.

I don't believe in giving way to despondency.

It is also possible that they may tend more to despondency when they consider themselves failures and thus more likely to develop self-hatred and commit suicide.

Like the latest economic figures, news and social media buzz — "unstructured data," as it is known — can shift the mood from exuberance to despondency.

"This is adding to despondency about bonds".

Never given to despondency, she would pursue other dance programs including the Cia.

A huge range of emotions is being felt right now: from sadness and depression to anger and rage to despondency and helplessness.

"It is also possible that they tend more to despondency when they consider themselves failures and thus more likely to develop self-hatred and commit suicide".