Sentence examples for a deep despair from inspiring English sources

By the time they got there, their opponents had become victims of a deep despair.

Later, during his own army stint, Mr. Ganihar fell into a deep despair, overwhelmed, he said, by the tension and violence of his culture.

But in other places the approval for the mufti seems indicative of a deep despair born of a certainty that extremism has won.

Brown's sense of grievance and injustice got the better of him, and he descended into a deep despair, where his actions and bad language, his bullying and secrecy, were unbecoming of a chancellor, let alone a prime minister in waiting.

Tchaikovsky characterised the fifth symphony as "a complete resignation before fate"; and the cyclical transformation of its lugubrious theme is the sound of a man falling into a deep despair before hauling himself out of it.

Mercator's projection, for instance, far from serving as a monument to the glories of European civilisation, was in fact an expression of the very opposite: a deep despair at the savagery of its hatreds.

Within a few minutes Mac reveals that he wants Huey to kill him, ending a life of deep despair.

My time in prison was a time of deep despair, as I was unable to figure out the logic of the juridical action against me.

AS the designer R. Buckminster Fuller liked to tell it, his powerful creative vision was born of a moment of deep despair at the age of 32.

In a moment of deep despair or rage or sadness, they turned to what was easy and quick and deadly — "the execution chamber in everyone's kitchen," as one psychologist described it — and that instrument allowed little time for second thoughts.

A sense of deep despair emerges.