Sentence examples for born of despair from inspiring English sources

With courage born of despair, the Assyrians fought themselves free.

And so the eruption, when it comes, will be born of despair rather than hope.

The inaugural winner, Bahaa Taher's "Sunset Oasis", a 19th-century tale born of despair at Mubarak's Egypt, was published by Sceptre in Britain in 2009.

It is their ordeal that has generated the headlines that shame America: the denial of proper legal representation, the suicides and hunger strikes born of despair.

Born of despair following the Conservatives' 1987 election victory, it represented in the words of Andrew Puddephatt, its director, "a general expression of dissent" against Thatcherism.

EUROPE'S €750 billion ($950 billion) plan to defend its single currency may have been received with euphoria, but it was born of despair.

But the film suggests that she has still found a new kind of freedom, even that born of emptiness and despair.

But the one seared into Abby Wambach's mind was born of disappointment and despair.

This has bred a popular flailing born of frustration and despair: the desire to tear down those structures which, all too many feel, have betrayed us.

The Moviegoer won a National Book Award and introduced Percy's concept of "Malaise," a disease of despair born of the rootless modern world.

But animal rights activists who claimed responsibility for the destruction -- and for an earlier attack on the homes of the cafe's chef and his partner -- call foie gras the "delicacy of despair," born of cruelty to animals.