Sentence examples for with despondency from inspiring English sources

The volte-face was greeted with despondency and dismay by international campaigners.

And Mr. Snook's vocal freshness, tempered with despondency, fully captured Younger Thompson's anguish.

Recent rebuilding around St Paul's Cathedral, whose silhouette is the enduring symbol of London, fills me with despondency.

The feeling was fed by the media and by professional doomsayers.Yet in the months before last September's election, people started to get fed up with despondency and started buying books that made them feel better about themselves.

The prospect of the government being forced to make unpalatable concessions, overhauling the pension system and eroding workers' rights, in addition to further taxes on property and goods, has been greeted with despondency and despair.

This knowledge, however, fills me not with despondency, but with joy.' " She read on to the end of the passage: " 'We shall live only in the present, in the here and now and create works for the present age alone.' "I relate that to how I feel about jazz music," she said.

"We are viewing our economy over the past 12 months with increasing despondency.

With a despondency around the prospects for the coming parliament, voter turnout is expected to be low – as was the norm before the 2011 revolution.

Consumers were "resolutely gloomy" and viewed the economy with increasing despondency, while a broad range of businesses said they were worried the economic recovery after the Brexit vote was starting to recede.

Knowles' honeyed voice, like her sister's, rarely switches in tone, with the stately, vintage soul of Lil Wayne collaboration Mad delivering the line, "I ran into this girl, I said I'm tired of explaining, man this shit is draining but I'm not really allowed to be mad" with the despondency of someone who's had to say it too often.

Mr. DeVito's older, quieter Phil has to play referee while struggling with his own despondency.