Sentence examples for it's despondent from inspiring English sources
As Rihanna's "Diamonds" plays, she places a shimmering, diamond-shaped piece of the set on her head, but her expression isn't about power; it's despondent.
"It's pretty despondent everywhere," said Dwyfor Evans, a strategist at State Street Global Markets in Hong Kong.
If Odinga's people are despondent, and clamoring to be heard, others are promoting acceptance.
It's easy to be despondent, to look at the grip big, international business has on the nation and how it's configured, and despair.
It was easy to be despondent.
It's easy to be despondent about the NHS.
Halfway through "Death Comes as the End" (1944), she wrote to Max that she was "despondent about it".
As I trawl US publishing lists looking for books to supplement the meagre British offerings for Black History Month, it's hard not to be despondent about what still seems to me a lack of relevant titles from British publishers.
He told Durham Cathedral: "It is very easy to be despondent about the Church.
It was small wonder that Hamdan was despondent, however.
