Sentence examples similar to building despair from inspiring English sources

Yes, you can't be against poverty in principle because that kind of bias ignores its benefits, like character-building despair, the entrepreneurial spirit of crime, and the nutritional benefits of ramen noodles.   .

The high dropout rate feeds a drug industry that has led to a landscape of boarded-up buildings and despair.

Protesters gathered outside the court building expressed their despair on Wednesday that the four defendants were released, with some crying in disappointment.

After a brief stint as a psychiatric hospital for children and teenagers in the 1980s, the building fell into despair in the late 1990s and sat vacant for years.

Dmitry became disabled after jumping from the fifth floor of a building out of despair and breaking his back, and his legs and back suffered from lesions and infections due to the lack of care provided by the orphanages, the Russian Reader reports.

The area that was once shorthand for urban decline, a no-go zone of burned-out buildings, addiction and despair, is in the developers' crosshairs.

Yet in each case, they have not exactly suffered: despite plunging the buildings into financial despair, each has been able to take tens of millions of dollars in cash out of the properties.

Anger and despair are building up.

But nothing in the production can match Vanya's slow-building aria of outraged despair at the discovery that Serebryakov wants to sell the estate that he and Sonya have been toiling for years to keep solvent.

Those who despair of postwar building in Britain should study the evolution of Powell and Moya's work and take heart".

I recall how, at the pivotal moment in hockey history — the first game of the 1972 Summit Series, at the Montreal Forum — as Canada sank, all of us in the building looked around not in despair so much as in wonder.