Sentence examples for begin to despair from inspiring English sources
THIS time of year, children often begin to despair over the end of summer and the looming school year.
They breathe life into the show just as you begin to despair of finding something to sink your teeth into.
You know when you're writing a book sometimes you reach a dead end, you begin to despair and think where have I gone?
Evolutionary theory is no different, although I begin to despair whether it will ever be possible to drive a stake through the heart of the ever-shifting manifestations of the creationist.
As in: if this vision of the future (the future of warfare, the future of relationships) lodged itself in too many of our minds, society would begin to despair and fall into madness at a rate significantly higher than at present.
If corporate boards begin to despair that business will ever recover, they could conclude that reverse splits provide the only hope to get decent share prices and, thus, decide that they are willing to bear the immediate pain to get to such a level.
