Sentence examples for despondency among from inspiring English sources
It is clear that the alarm and despondency among current IPC staff is widespread.
"She is deeply remorseful that she had caused frustration and despondency among the public".
He said the government's policy paralysis had led to despondency among many business leaders, but Friday's announcement was "a tremendous boost not only to the sectors in question, but is a huge mood lifter".
All four journalists were charged under Zimbabwe's Law and Order Maintenance Act, which prohibits the publication of false information that might cause alarm or despondency among the public, newspaper officials said.
NATO officials have made no secret of their belief that this would most likely come with attacks that weaken Colonel Qaddafi's hold on Tripoli, ideally attacks that spread a sense of despondency among Qaddafi forces and lend an impetus to a rebel underground that has roots in some quarters of the city.
Yet while Hunt and the BOA sought to put a positive spin on events of the last two weeks in Vancouver it was impossible to miss the sense of despondency among some members of the British party, not least among the curling squad.
But before despondency could set in among the home support, Suarez roused them with a fizzing free-kick, curling the ball up and over the Udinese wall with too much power for Brkic.
Earlier Bragg had directed selected rebel soldiers to pretend to desert and propagate phony reports among the federals of despondency within Confederate ranks.
Brexit despondency over the whole country – even among some of those who voted to leave – is probably linked to a sense that disinterest and pessimism carried the day.
The optimists among us imagine that Australia will now succumb to levels of despondency never before seen from those who wear the Baggy Green.
