despondently

In fact none of my year from university has a job,' she said despondently.

But other things, she thought despondently, would be all too obvious.

George just shook his head and ran the court despondently.

Despondently, her parents replied that they had nothing to say.

She shook her head despondently and sat down on the bed, not looking at him.

He shrugged, looked around the room again, and despondently went out to the kitchen.

Despondently, he thought of Silas, whose body had been found in the park.

"I've tried almost all these dating services," he said despondently.

She added despondently, "It's not really very much to go on."

Four days before the event, they despondently moved the ceremony to a church off campus.

An hour later she was once again despondently staring through the window, completely at a loss for anything to do.

"And by the end of that time we may all be dead," spoke the young bank clerk despondently.

He seemed so casual about the whole process, Sabrina thought despondently.

Angrily, despondently, he turned and trudged on toward his own house.

Paul, still holding his stick, gazed despondently out of the window.

But it's too good to be true," he added despondently.

I thought we said they'd be the same as always,' Bubba replied despondently.

Then all the men staggered despondently, only to break loose in flight.

"Perhaps it is just that people have not played for some time, I don't know," he said despondently.

I just couldn't cope with that boy,' she said despondently.

She gave up and climbed despondently to her feet.

Katherine's family break up the relationship and Hal moves, despondently, away.

"I'll report that you've volunteered for the task," she said less despondently.

She looked up at me despondently, "I don't know about either.

But the small blaze had sunk despondently back into the depths.