Sentence examples for will be despondent from inspiring English sources
Their total investments amount to over 25% of GDP; if they start jumping ship India will be in deep trouble.The rich will be despondent today and, in time-honoured tradition the craftiest will be thinking up wheezes to get round the rules.
"I know Paul will be despondent and rightly so.
"People who are unhappy with audits today will be downright despondent if the government were to undertake the job".
It was easy to be despondent.
It's easy to be despondent about the NHS.
And there was another reason to be despondent.
Pressed, he refuses to be despondent about losing Peter Tosh and Bunny Livingston.
Their opponents will be enthused; their supporters, despondent.
Mr. Daniel said many despondent Democrats in Hollywood and elsewhere believed President Bush will be re-elected.
Millions will be elated if al-Sisi does become the next President; many revolutionary activists will be downbeat and despondent.
And Franco-German ties will be strained by differences over economic stimulus and budgetary discipline.In short, France will remain distrustful, despondent and doubtful.
