Sentence examples for deeply despondent from inspiring English sources
William, deeply despondent, abdicated the next year, leaving to his son, King William II, the task of coming to terms with the new situation.
In a foreign policy speech in Sydney on Sunday following the G20 summit, Merkel sounded deeply despondent about Putin's policies and behaviour and gloomy about the prospects of forcing a strategic shift from the Kremlin.
("London's most notorious and controversial crime unit") disbanded and their geriatric lead detectives, Arthur Bryant and John May, deeply despondent — until the happy discovery of a headless corpse in King's Cross gives them a new lease on life.
While imitation might be one of life's inevitabilities, life inevitabilities council tax bills, the common cold, feeling absurdly despondent on your own birthday are usually deeply fucking irritating.
He seemed genuinely despondent.
Guerrero grew despondent.
"People are depressed, despondent.
Now, they looked despondent.
