Dehumanising language is designed to cause despair.
But assuming one's system has been compromised should not cause despair.
It has caused despair amongst business leaders in the renewable and energy conservation sectors.
"Godot," he wrote, "is a masterpiece that will cause despair for men in general and for playwrights in particular".
Chelsea's run at the moment is causing despair to those who hoped that the team's owner, Roman Abramovich, had finally found in the young Portuguese Andre Villas-Boas a coach he could trust in the long, rather than short, term.
The polling, which comes as Labour makes progress at the UK level, will cause despair in the party's Scottish campaign HQ – where some had hoped the SNP's lead might be a temporary effect of the independence referendum.
American and Iraqi officials here have emphasized that the steady series of bombings across the country has not yet provoked a sectarian reaction or retaliatory attacks, but the relentlessness of the bombings has caused despair.
WITH its problems, Asbury Park might cause despair to its founder, a devout Methodist industrialist named James Adam Bradley, who named the city for Francis Asbury, an 18th-century circuit-riding preacher credited with establishing the denomination in the Americas.
