Sentence examples for a certain despair from inspiring English sources
Some of those vowing to "explain" the world empirically are sincere: their reverence for data betrays a certain despair among moderates, as they try to construct a canon of basic facts whose meaning right and left may constructively debate.
That the words are tough and raw is no loss, since dance and music here take over the duty once done by "It was the nightingale and not the lark". But deeply sympathetic though the play is in its understanding of both groups – the Puerto Ricans, who are the last immigrants into New York, and the rival gang who are the next-to-last – one can complain of a certain despair in it.
There was a certain despair to it.
Dayen: Because he spoke to a certain despair that's in the country after globalization?
"The Curfew" here turns slyly allegorical and self-referential, as Molly and Mr. Gibbons use his puppets to act out Molly's family's past, William's perilous present and a near-future fraught with certain despair.
As Dom Joly commented: "He's a man going through a certain existential despair.
In his trademark raspy voice, he would lambast directors, players and express certain despair with what he considered a fall in standards in Brazilian football.
In doing so, he has avoided the rest of the city, however... Mario Coyula is a third architect whose position is between that of Rodriguez and Leal... Coyula believes that the dangers of overdevelopment are exaggerated but he nonetheless looks at Havana today with a certain amount of despair.
He started taking notes when he was listening to people, which helped him to maintain a certain distance from their despair.
