Sentence examples similar to deep despondency from inspiring English sources
In the final pages of "Submarine!" Captain Beach wrote of his feelings, while skipper of the submarine Piper, when Japan surrendered: "Instead of wild exultation, a fit of the deepest despondency descended upon me.
Craig Brown says he and his Aberdeen players are deep in despondency after squandering what he thinks was a golden opportunity to reach a cup final.
A deep seated despondency, well buried under my defiant pride of my heritage, began to fade.
So I disappeared into my new office-at-home and threw myself into my job, and bit by bit I sunk deeper and deeper into complete despondency.
"It is perceived as highly discriminatory and has created a deep sense of despondency in the Muslim community.
It is stunningly well-paced, starting with "a great bellow from upstairs – a cry of despondency so deep that it sounded less a response to a single calamity than like grief over a whole life".
So it is with feelings of despondency and deep sorrow - they too will pass.
Seasoned fans' despondency goes deeper than a summer of stagnation that, with a week until the transfer window closes, has produced only the striker Loïc Rémy on loan, while Arsenal's bid for Yohan Cabaye, rejected at £10m, risks branding Newcastle as a selling club.
A despondency overtookIndian Islam.
The despondency soon lifts.
