Sentences with word «despondence»

I just generally get a giant wave of despondence washing over me when I see her in the credits.

When he began the project in a fit of despondence after being dumped by his girlfriend, Kirk set out to write an elegy for history's losers.

Slavery, the terrible war, and the recent death of his son Willie have all broken Lincoln's heart, and yet we see also in Day - Lewis» eyes and in his hushed croak, a deeper and less circumstantial despondence.

Here are pages rich in life's complex tapestry of experiences, ranging from despondence all the way to euphoric self - acceptance and every phase in between.

Of equal tangibility is her confidant and military leader Raubahn's response of red rage, tunneled vision, and seething despondence at losing both the closest person to him and his life's mission to protect said person.

Artist project — With lyrics from their band Das Hund and photography from before and after this year's Glastonbury Festival — during which Britain voted to leave the EU — Samuel Levack and Jennifer Lewandowski capture the sweep from summer solstice and a strawberry moon to the widespread despondence and gloom among festivalgoers returning home to Brexit.

As I ponder the despondence that chaperoned her down this harrowing and dark course, I can't help but reflect upon my own life and the lives of the ones I love.

It turns out to be one of the themes of the film, the despondence of living in the future.

Christine Blower, NUT general secretary, explained how the current «punitive inspection system» left teachers «reeling with a mixture of fear and despondence».

I do not recall a time when he showed any despondence or gave us any clue that he may be thinking in the back of his mind that he would never live through prison.

As I scanned the twisted metal and vine that makes up much of the work of this young Chinese artist, I remembered that the origins of «Wabi» (despondence) and «Sabi» (solitude) are distinctly Chinese.

The symptoms related to these types of illnesses, including a decline in capacity to handle deadlines; stress; despondence; erratic behavior; inability to concentrate and focus; and fatigue.