Sentence examples for despondency over from inspiring English sources

There were eggs and coffee, and mutual confessions about their despondency over partisanship.

Has a curious despondency over the point of human existence enveloped your soul?

Given the general mood of despondency over this summer's crop of blockbusters, that's a surprising number.

Some recent suicides by college students have been attributed to their despondency over mounting credit card debts.

When he died of a heart attack, in 2010, Cristina's grief was as fully and publicly displayed as Perón's despondency over the loss of Evita.

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.

An eerie despondency settled over officers and crew as the days grew short and ice groaned against the hull.

No wonder an air of despondency hangs over Croatia.Correction: An earlier version of the map in this article mistakenly marked Austria as a member of NATO.

But the goalkeeper Peter Bonetti, an 11th‑hour replacement for Banks, who was sick, committed three howlers: 3-2 thethe cartwheeling Germans, disbelieving despondency all over faraway England, where, four days later, Wilson's Labour lose 60 seats, Heath's Conservatives gain 65 for a Tory majority of 43 seats over Labour and 31 seats overall.

As Manny said this, his hands began to shake and a look of despondency fell over his face again.

Mr. Suozzi, 47, was hardly the only incumbent in the November elections who failed to address the voters' pre-election despondency and anger over the economy.