Sentence examples for despondent days from inspiring English sources

But BonBon soon begins to question the point of selling those around him a bit of hope to get through their otherwise despondent days.

But with his ill-fitting polyester suit, battered briefcase and air of fatigued despondency on the morning commute, the Japanese salaryman, once hailed as the driving force behind Japan's postwar growth, cuts a rather despondent figure these days.

"They tend to get more despondent, more lethargic, on winter days," Dr. Hilfer said.

Millions of Italians have been understandably despondent for the past few days.

All journalists are out!" tweeted Matthew Chance, a correspondent with CNN, after days of increasingly despondent messages as the battle drew closer to the formerly lavish hotel while food and water ran out.

Despondent, Ms. Sumasar passed her days behind bars scouring the indictments against her for clues that could help prove her innocence, even as news of lurid crimes that she had not committed were splashed in newspapers.

What's different these days is that a despondent public, struggling with difficult times and an uncertain future, is upset over a perceived lack of fairness in public policy.

In 2010,  a despondent condemned man hung himself five days after a judge converted his death sentence to life. .

Delaina was despondent about going to school that day.

The day had begun with despondent residents and protesters putting the finishing touches to their Alamo.

She retreated to her hotel room in Bujumbura, the capital, early in the evening; despondent after the events of the day, she lay down in bed.