Sentence examples for despondency around from inspiring English sources
With a despondency around the prospects for the coming parliament, voter turnout is expected to be low – as was the norm before the 2011 revolution.
Keats dedicated "Endymion" to him, and Wordsworth, in homage, penned his famous couplet: "We Poets in our youth begin in gladness; / But thereof come in the end despondency and madness". Soon De Quincey, now around fourteen, made his own discovery: the anonymous manuscript copy of Wordsworth's ballad "We Are Seven," then making its way around Bath.
But even Britain, the staunchest backer of the American-led effort to perpetuate Iraq's isolation, has recently softened its tone.In this section Kings, cows and democrats Saddam chips his way to freedom Despondency Moral authority Call Africa, and wait and wait... ReprintsThe seal around Iraq's borders is growing ever leakier.
As many around the world look on at this election with alarm and some despondency, I remember Henry Kissinger's infamous comment on the Iran-Iraq war – "it's a pity they can't both lose".
With despondency and sadness.
Despondency was creeping in.
Recent rebuilding around St Paul's Cathedral, whose silhouette is the enduring symbol of London, fills me with despondency.
A despondency overtookIndian Islam.
The despondency soon lifts.
Yet despondency never took hold.
