Sentence examples for despondent that from inspiring English sources

Justice Sotomayor said she was despondent that Mr. Lumet could not attend on Sunday.

Moe, the group leader and the most stable, was despondent that Columbia had brushed him aside.

He is despondent that many GPs struggle to know how to help severely obese patients.

The result can be parents so despondent that they cannot emotionally respond to their child.

One was despondent that he could not be part of making history; the other was floored that he had.

Depressed older people may be so despondent that they become incontinent, unable to walk or unable to care for themselves.

They have a despondent integrity that deserves less reticence and more enterprising arrangements.

Friends said that his girlfriend of the past two years had broken up with him a few days earlier and that he was despondent about that.

AS events spun disastrously out of control in August of 1914, Sir Edward Grey, the British foreign secretary, summed up the situation in a despondent remark that has been remembered ever since.

I feel pretty despondent about that.

But to practice resurrection, we must first have incarnated our lives into the particularities of a specific place, into the uniqueness of a concrete community, and also into the sometimes despondent reality that imperils the well being of that community.