Sentence examples for into despondency from inspiring English sources

Weary of ordering nonessential tests simply to protect himself, Dr. Jauhar sinks into despondency.

But, before Helen could fall into despondency, Dorothy found fault with the set of the woman's eyes, her thin lips, her ironed hair.

Yamaguchi went on to win a singles gold medal in the 1992 Olympics while Galindo's career faltered for a time into despondency.

Camera-ready and compulsively perky — she has twice appeared on Bill Maher's "Real Time" panel as a token conservative — she nonetheless lapses into despondency when talking about her party's current state of denial.

But when Sarita discovers her infertility several months into the marriage, she is devastated and sinks into despondency and a sense of failure from which she never fully recovers.

That such a victory would also represent the Democrats' best hope illustrates a descent into despondency that makes the excitement of two years ago seem like it belonged to another country.

So I disappeared into my new office-at-home and threw myself into my job, and bit by bit I sunk deeper and deeper into complete despondency.

It does not resolve into pure despondency, on the one hand, or redemptive hope, on the other.

The former leader of the opposition Likud Party, Mr. Netanyahu was a political gale force who swept through Israel in a way that energized some and flung others into vitriolic despondency.

In the words of one of the surviving crew members, "From the delirium of joy, we fell into profound despondency and grief".

Its post-Olympics euphoria has subsided into a new despondency; the search for scapegoats is on.