Sentence examples for any despair from inspiring English sources

I refused to countenance any morbidity from my father, or any despair.

Mr. Salehi said he did not see any despair among Syrian officials, countering the common Western view that defections and rebel advances were demoralizing Mr. Assad's government.

Time and again, he departs from Walter Reed with the sense of another Presidential job well done — "healed," he tells Draper — rather than with any despair, doubt, or impulse to change course.

He said his disengagement from the Brooklyn Philharmonic did not signify any despair over its future, but rather confidence that it was stable enough to withstand a change of leadership.

Life by Keith Richards, the most famous survivor of them all, breaks with this tradition insofar as it contains excess aplenty but hardly any despair and very little redemption.

If he seemed at times out of place in New York it wasn't by virtue of unorthodox opinions; it was because of a kind of robust, unashamed absence of irony, or meta-awareness, in his work, an absence of sentences placed in inverted quotations or of any despair about the ability of plain speech to achieve plain ends.

He evokes food so as to make any American despair at the prospect of his or her next dinner.

He armed himself against any midlife despair, he says, with a three-point plan: "Running, yoga, meditation".

Besides, he wrote the note while stranded at O'Hare Airport, a situation that could make any writer despair of his ability to give CPR to what's human.

The difference between the Obamas' obvious intimacy and mutual respect and whatever is going on with the Trumps is enough to make any American despair about the state of modern marriage, along with the state of everything else.

Chávez's anointed successor, Maduro, will undoubtedly try to carry on the revolution, but the country's untended economic and social ills are mounting, and it seems likely that, in the not so distant future, any Venezuelan despair about their leader's loss will extend to the unfinished revolution he left behind.