Sentence examples for so despondent from inspiring English sources

Or, quite simply, pleasure?" Not everyone is so despondent.

But some Pakistani observers are not so despondent.

But the reason he was so despondent was that it had ended.

I hate to sound so despondent, but this guy's just a kid.

We've seen Labour go through tough times, but have never felt so despondent.

The result can be parents so despondent that they cannot emotionally respond to their child.

But he added: "I just felt so heartsick, despondent and exasperated that the human race, and particularly the benighted political arm of the human race, has learned nothing in 10,000 years, 100,000 years, however long we've been waging wars, and clearly the likes of Cameron are not interested in what individuals have to say".

Not surprisingly, my Socialist friends (who are proud to be from the 1968 generation that Sarko so despises) are despondent.

Quarterback Mike Teel was so flustered and despondent after Rutgers's 44-12 loss to North Carolina on Thursday night that Coach Greg Schiano said that he planned to talk to Teel about his frame of mind.

In his poem, "Spleen," Charles Baudelaire describes a young narrator so weary and despondent, unresponsive even to beautiful women and jesting men, that it is as if the "green waters of Lethe" fills his veins.

Mr Trimble, Northern Ireland's first minister designate, who was yesterday said to be despondent, has so far failed to gain enough backing from his 26 fellow Unionist assembly members to accept the package, which paves the way for Northern Ireland's first power-sharing government within weeks.