Sentence examples for a profound despair from inspiring English sources
City's first goal was a joy to behold or, if you blindly follow West Ham, a profound despair.
Once, while watching, he said, it made him "feel a profound despair like when I read 'The Bell Jar.' " He slid in the disc.
But this literary impressionism served a deeper strain in his nature; death, as much as love, lies at the heart of his work, revealing a profound despair at the passing of sensuous life.
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This is about the true stuff of Christmas: existential horror, the howling intimation of ultimate meaninglessness, and a profound despair at the unending futility of it all.
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.
They wish to be polite, hospitable, and avoid complaining, but their eyes betray a dark and profound despair.
All of which seems to have led to a mood of profound despair for the artists surveyed, most of whom are self-employed and therefore especially susceptible to economic droughts.
On the evening in question Victor arrives late, quoting aloud to himself from "The Old Man and the Sea" and in profound despair after a trip to the bullfights in Madrid.
The whole election registered profound despair; it may also have registered a bit of naive hope here & there but disappointment is bound to follow.
The meeting provoked profound despair in my Iraqi friend and colleague, a woman in her 40s named Yusra.
