Sentence examples for despondent though from inspiring English sources

I'm not despondent, though.

The Hamburg fans around us are far from despondent, though.

When Shabbetai converted to Islam after being apprehended by the Ottoman government, all but his most faithful followers were despondent, though some tried to explain the apostasy of the pseudo-messiah as a form of voluntary crucifixion for the sake of the Jews.

There, Easterbrook explained why Americans were so despondent even though their quality of life had improved dramatically over the past generation.

There's no Slough of Despond, though Harold does become quite despondent in Stroud; and there's a significant distinction in that Joyce's pilgrim doesn't believe in God.

Forgettable's last few attempts had been despondent anyhow, as though he sensed the turn things were taking.

It would be madness for Barcelona to feel too despondent about this season, even though two of the three main trophies have slipped away and the third – La Liga – remains as tight as a snare drum with Real Madrid trailing Barcelona by a mere point.

And though Arsenal went away despondent at a 4-4 draw, by Sunday night they had cut the gap on Manchester United and were a point further ahead of Chelsea.

Such a despondent state hasn't inspired revolution in my generation, though, at least not in the masses-in-the-streets sense.

Chadwick's despondent vocals and a melancholic guitar line are run though a heavy wash of reverb, the kind of song that sounds like it was written at the depressing end of an all-night bender.

He did not appear despondent or upset when the two men met for lunch last week, Mr. Avant said, though Mr. Cornelius did mention that he had had seizures recently and avoided driving himself.