Sentence examples for despondent because from inspiring English sources

Queasy, an advertising skywriter, is despondent because he was forced to give up membership in Cinema 16.

François is despondent because his close childhood friend Émilie (Virginie Ledoyen) has just rejected his marriage proposal.

She testified that Ms. White was obsessed with Mr. Strouble and despondent because he was leaving her.

It was believed that he acted under the influence of drugs and alcohol and was despondent because his parents disapproved of his choice of a bride.

Sergeant Holcomb's lawyers, however, contended that Private Chen was despondent because of his failures as a soldier and because he had a fraught relationship with his parents.

By Thomas Meehan The New Yorker, August 26 , 1961P. 33 Queasy, an advertising skywriter, is despondent because he was forced to give up membership in Cinema 16.

If that makes me a jerk, so be it: but right now I'm a depressed and despondent jerk, because our season's been over for months, except the games haven't ended yet.

One top union official, who insisted on anonymity because lawmakers and labor leaders have agreed not to discuss the status of the bill, said, "Even if card check is jettisoned to political realities, I don't think people should be despondent over that because labor law reform can take different shapes".

Melody: Ah ((sighing)), when sitting in the class, first of all, I become despondent and demoralized because of the teacher.

When asked to describe herself in the biology class, she started her answer with a big sigh: Melody: Ah ((sighing)), when sitting in the class, first of all, I become despondent and demoralized because of the teacher.

A despondent Pip is arrested because of his debts, but his failing health prevents him from being jailed.