Sentence examples for a feeling of despair from inspiring English sources

Blank sex: great, intense sex tinged with a feeling of despair for both partners.

"There was always a feeling of despair there," said Mr. Bailey, now a freshman at the University of Arkansas.

But there is an apathy about politics, social issues; a feeling of despair, that there is nothing we can do.

A feeling of despair prevailed among the nonwhite population, for, although the newly self-governing colonies made some sympathetic protestations, they rarely took appropriate or effective action.

It's with a feeling of despair that I see them take the easy way out with their own children's diet: fish fingers more nights than not, and lots of processed foods.

"There is a feeling of despair," said one official privately, countering official sentiments of watch and see, adding that whoever Trump selected for secretary of state – and other key foreign policy positions – would be crucial.

I thought about Nicky Morgan, and I was overcome with a feeling of profound despair that made a dark day darker, as a generation's chances faded.

When she is not pointing out the sights, O'Faolain, who has a streaked mop of hair and striking gray eyes that have a slightly Oriental tilt to them, analyzes the tragically flawed national temperament -- disfigured by drink," as she puts it, "and a feeling of inner despair".

Spender begins his article, "Few things are so apt to cause a feeling of drowsy despair at a medical meeting as the prospect of an academic discussion on the etiology of osteo-arthritis...one master says one thing, and another says another; so that the self-styled practical man cries out in his confusion, How have all these speculations helped me" [8].

"It was a complete feeling of despair," she says.

"But I have to say there is a great feeling of despair arising among young people today".