despondent

Even in this very beginning of a tendency to feel despondent he threw back his head, expanded his chest, and walked as briskly as ever.

In the end, the Bolsheviks were to march their starving, despondent, war-weary people into modernity at the point of a gun.

One day, he took the two dogs to hunt, but a person become dejected and despondent.

So when I made it out of the house and started for work, I felt pretty dumpy and despondent.

"My goal was to help craigslist by making the user experience better, " a despondent Sit says. "This just sucks. "

When a good thing is lost, you are just so despondent, and then you eventually come out of it.

On the question of who pays for all these drugs, the feeling at the meeting was glum but not despondent.

It should be noted that additive production of color is despondent upon the individual projection of each primary onto a common screen.

She chose finally got rid of her despondent mood through the psychological consultation.

He was supposed to feel fine after that, yet strangely he didn't. He became more despondent than ever. And then his hair began to fall out.

This was a runaway said Mr. Chen and she stood "tummy railing " looking down at the water despondent.

The financial crisis started out similarly severe, but aside from some despondent-looking traders, there was nothing to look at.

A reactionary longing for the neat historical world of fifty years ago is just as pointless as despondent resignation.

I felt despondent as I went back to the house, and I told Carrie I thought the party was a failure.

Besides terrorism, we are also looking into the possibility of a hate crime as well as whether the Man was despondent due to some reasons.

To which the despondent reply is: "But they're all correspondents! "

Be aware of your emotions at all times. Don't get too confident over your wins or too despondent over your losses.

In addition to the despondent liberals, Mr Reid's tactic may end up a disappointment to its author.

Become dejected and despondent. Hand to set up, and the licensing of hope. With the remaining three cards is pure.

"Maranda is very despondent and not up to seeing anybody, " the teacher told me. "Her parents are requesting cards rather than visits. "

Others are less despondent, warning against conflating scientific misconduct with difficult science.

The night before their departure, Doc, despondent about his lost love, returns to the town saloon to get drunk.

A man once telephoned Norman Vincent Peale. He was despondent and told the reverend that he had nothing left to live for.

If physical diseases are awesome, then mental melees makes one despondent like a zombie.

More dangerously, as Americans become more economically despondent, China will naturally emerge as scapegoat number one.

Sun Tinghu, an employee who was aware of how little he earned relative to his Japanese and American peers, was despondent.

Mileva always was a brooding and somewhat despondent woman.

She was becoming increasingly despondent about the way things were going.

Some people felt so despondent that they chose to commit suicide rather than lice a desolate life.

The MHL Block 12 gang seemed subdued and despondent as well, all predicting a narrow squeaky win or a draw.

The twilight of the room prevented her father from seeing the despondent misery of her face.

He may show up late, appear despondent, withdrawn or abrasive, and seem increasingly annoyed.

He's always rather low and despondent when he's wanting his victuals.

get depressed, despondent, and find myself going in circles in my attempts to overcome these negative feelings.

He was despondent and told the reverend that he had nothing left to live for.

Bear it all in mind when you feel despondent, and the darkness will disappear.

And for the despondent, some hope.

Afterwards, in the dressing room, Woody was despondent.

I was despondent and dependent, needing more care than an arm full of premature infant triplets.

See you become dejected and despondent back corrects mistakes problem, I know, I know is wrong.

Ms. Snyder recalled her father coming home to their small apartment utterly despondent.

Jo groaned and leaned both elbows on the table in a despondent attitude.

If we answer truthfully ( "Not especially, I think they're fine" ), you become despondent because we're not being positive enough.

Mrs. Carey hasat times been despondent at the loss of her partner of more than 30 years.

A despondent woman was walking along the beach when she saw a bottle on the sand.

He feels despondent and impotent. He intends to quit.

However, when no help or support is forthcoming, we should not become despondent because God is within us.

The condition of feeling sad or despondent.

The mood of US households is despondent.

We were despondent.

Ai is despondent and angry. . . and really, can you blame her?

The residents of Vishram are at first suspicious, then delighted, but they soon grow despondent.

We head back to our caves, despondent.

When I get despondent my roommate cheer me up.

'I am one year older than you. I haven't found my way. ' She is a bit despondent.

At30 we need to settle down to our lives and shed from fantasies. But to the despondent I whisper that life begins at40.

When I asked what the American Dream means to them, Mark looked despondent.

At that time 14 states were arrayed against our country, but we did not become despondent or downhearted.

The psychological behavior intervention may improve patient's sleep quality anxious, the improvement, the despondent mood;

Investigation on despondent emotion and intervention treatment in coal workers'pneumoconiosis

Correlated factors and nursing countermeasures for the despondent status in cancer patients

Psychological nursing of the diabetes with despondent patient

Analysis family and psychology factors on puerperal woman's despondent condition

ah! 73 points! That won't happen, will it. Ruin! This was done! ( the home become dejected and despondent )

Coronary disease in hospital patient has the varying degree losing sleep and anxious, the despondent mood;

After the apoplexy despondent nurses the intervention

despondent about the failure of the enterprise;