"Whether he got despondent with everything, I don't know.
SLB: But there were times when I got despondent.
"The risk with findings like this is that people get despondent and think there is no hope," she said.
"Some people are so overwhelmed by these overall trends, they get despondent," Dr. Nabhan conceded on the phone.
May started off wonderful and could be another Maggie Thatcher, but she really has to go for it and quickly as well before people get despondent," James said.
The lamp-posts display posters about the war in Chechnya, soldiers' memorials, abandoned widows and children, each emblazoned with an accusatory "How much?" Mr Shvedov records how well each poster has been placed and how it looks from the street.Don't get despondent, get evenRyazan is the site of one of Russia's first scientific experiments in civic activism.
"I don't want to get despondent, but Europe is not in good shape," Juncker said, concentrating his first and lengthy 'state of the union' speech on the EU's biggest postwar migration emergency.
What do those categories mean for an American, born in Rhode Island and living in Brooklyn, who, in a given day, reads some Shelley, gets despondent about the news, spends some time thinking about his childhood (Childcraft books, "The Beverly Hillbillies"), takes care of his infant, and has something stiff to drink?
You get despondent because you know what you can achieve.
