Sentence examples for especially despondent from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gray, who had suffered intermittently from depression for many years, had been especially despondent since a debilitating automobile accident in Ireland in the summer of 2001.
Linda becomes withdrawn and despondent, especially after getting an abortion; Oscar's dealer, Bruno, destroys his stash; Alex lives in hiding on the streets; and Linda wishes she would have been with Alex instead of Mario, as Oscar had wanted.
McIlroy said he usually took the week off after a major, but he especially needed the break this year after feeling "despondent" about missing the cut at the British Open.
Frustrated, especially after discovering Carole's phallic leanings, a despondent Delphine no doubt recalls the conversation she had with her dad on the farm at the beginning of the film.
Talking about Suffragette, she says she feels "despondent" for modern women – "what's going on internationally, especially" – but resists explaining what she means.
But I'm not so despondent that I can't see any hope for future elections, especially when I look at the fourfold increase in support the Greens have achieved in just four years.
Mrs. Torres became despondent because she felt the talents she had seen in her children, especially Anclaudys's drawing ability, were being wasted.
He seemed genuinely despondent.
Guerrero grew despondent.
