Sentence examples for feel despondent from inspiring English sources
"Loans make them feel despondent and frustrated.
"I know a lot of nurses feel despondent.
But when you look at what is on offer, many feel despondent.
I think the biggest issue in politics is that people feel despondent and let down, everything feels tough.
Sometimes, they feel despondent, as when they hear of polls that reveal that a majority of young people believe that Stalin did "more right than wrong".
Many of us feel despondent that it applies to women only, and fear that it is supposed to make them invisible.
Feeling despondent and lonely?
Every time I heard this horrifying solution discussed, I felt despondent.
Talking about Suffragette, she says she feels "despondent" for modern women – "what's going on internationally, especially" – but resists explaining what she means.
And if Istanbul feels despondent about surrendering its European capital of culture crown to Turku in Finland, it knows the cloud has a silver lining.
