Příklady despondent

• After this scene, all optimism vanished, leaving the members thoroughly despondent.

• This intense and despondent crying appeared when patients were confronted with events they could not handle, that affected them emotionally.

• But the resulting bass line uses tonal homing as a repetitive, despondent gesture.

• Both cases presented deal with despondent people desirous of children who are suffering mental anguish.

• These people discourage easily, and can become despondent.

• By naively attaching a positive being to the negative pronoun, the play dramatises the alternative which is suppressed inside the repeated and despondent 'nobody'.

• Its membership is described as 'undiscerning ', parochial and ' despondent ' (p. 188).

• However, on becoming trusted professionals, members of the elderly resource team often felt despondent and frustrated about their cases, like their primary care colleagues before them.

• Fourteen adjectives, derived from existing mood adjective checklists, describe purely affective components of depressed mood (defeated, dejected, depressed, despondent, downhearted, gloomy, helpless, hopeless, low, miserable, sad, sluggish, tired, unhappy).

• Better weather in 1938 also helped improve yields but the decline in prices was a bitter blow to growers, leaving them both deeply frustrated and despondent.

• In this important debate, we must be careful not to he too despondent, not to utter contagious pessimism, as it were, in every direction.

• The result is that the industry today has arrived at a point where it is shaken, where it is bruised, confused and despondent.

• The father was despondent and fed up and was reaching the stage when he was not obeying the orders of the court.

• Low achievers tend also to be despondent, frustrated and often rebellious.

• She was becoming despondent after trying to contact various agencies to solve the problem.