Sentence examples for combat despair from inspiring English sources
This is a book about the strategies that people adopt to combat despair and homesickness.
Even in decay, it is a monument to Depression-era thinking, which tried to combat social despair with progressive government action.
Agence France-Presse said the takeover was announced by a military captain called Moussa Dadis Camara, who said a "consultative council" of civilian and military personnel would run the country to combat "deep despair," revive the economy and fight corruption.
They have made us safer: By fighting poverty and disease and rescuing failing states, we combat the despair that can be a seedbed for terrorism, eliminate the ungoverned spaces that can harbor terrorists, and reduce the risk that regional instability will threaten vital U.S. interests.
His resounding optimism and his attempts to combat the era's despair by channelling money from rich nations to impoverished ones had earned him admirers everywhere.
Set largely during World War II, these stories roam the Pacific theater, from the Philippines to Singapore to New Guinea, and pluck from the terrors of combat the untold resistance -- or endurance or despair -- of lone souls.
"And we need to be able to combat these things because otherwise we will melt into despair.
We must continue to combat those tendencies and influences such as the "drug culture" that preach despair and violence and generously offer help and counsel to young people beset with problems of adolescence.
But do they have the mojo to counter the profound soul loss, despair, terror, grief, fury and deep disorientation that comes from the horrors of combat?
Foreign lawyers have long despaired at the apparent failure of outside pressure to get the Chinese to combat piracy of all sorts.
