Sentence examples for is getting despondent from inspiring English sources

"When one of us is getting despondent, then the other one usually pulls us through".

Above, a woman is getting a clinically administered sexual thrill; below the clinician's wife sits despondent.

Beleaguered army chiefs, including British, are getting increasingly despondent listening to the "no boots on the ground" mantra.

To be honest i'm getting quite despondent about the party".

One patient said that 'It must have taken me about 20 goes to actually get it right the first time,' (ID336, female, 36 years), while another said 'It was ridiculous … I was getting really despondent' (ID351, female, 73 years).

So it's a major vacuum of uncertainty and everybody is now getting despondent.

"The risk with findings like this is that people get despondent and think there is no hope," she said.

SLB: But there were times when I got despondent.

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.

This is important so you do not get despondent and realize halfway into your weight loss journey that you on this journey because it is a journey you thought you had to do.

"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.