Sentence examples for really despondent from inspiring English sources

If the first and most anticipated game against England was at least worth watching until the very end, the ghastly performance of our team in the next two games made me feel really despondent.

"Really despondent, fella," he says.

"I'm often really despondent to it and just frustrated, just so frustrated.

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).

He seemed genuinely despondent.

"It's really hard not to be hurt and despondent after experiencing hate speech, but that's on a personal level, and that's something that you have social support networks in place to rectify".

No, really, as I said last week, Jets fans are despondent by what's gone on since the last game of the season.

"We'd been kicking around a lot of really stupid phrases and I was feeling a bit despondent," he said.

So, when you are really nervous before a competition, or excessively excited or unusually despondent after a competition, your kids get the message that their results are REALLY important to you.

I've had that, haven't I? I really wanted to die.' Anne: "Yes, you do get quite despondent".

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.