Sentence examples for In such despair from inspiring English sources
You would be in such despair.
Another father was in such despair that he was incapable of sleep and just incapable when awake.
"I understand it better now," she said of her father's death, "but it makes me both furious and agonized that he was in such despair".
The match announcer who had started off in such high spirits dutifully did his job, but as each Argentina goal went in he sounded so deflated and in such despair that you feared for him.
Every time I drive by the white Tudor house with red trim and a picket fence, I think about how a person could have found himself in such despair that he was willing to sever what psychologists call his social contract, his connection with the human race.
Mr Brady says many Tories are in such despair about the EU that they want to get out and that "radical reform" is now "a vital national interest".
Although in 1945 the world Jewish community, decimated and horrified by the Holocaust, felt in danger of disappearing, there appeared to be no such despair in the last quarter of the century, when there was an expectation that Jewish communal feeling would remain strong especially, for many or most Jews, in light of the existence of the State of Israel.
Suspects who confess falsely accept the story told by their interrogators because they have lost confidence in their own recollections or reached such despair that they will say anything to make the questioning stop.
This is the moral crisis of the bright adolescent, and Mr. Manson's hard music, alternately soporific and purgative, lets fans dwell in such green despair and then scream it out.
"I was a junior in college, and I remember hearing about it and just feeling such despair," she said.
