Sentence examples for completely despairing from inspiring English sources
I waited for him to get in my face about liberal media bias, something that happens a fair amount at Republican events, but he could not have been nicer or more thoughtful — a Catholic, active in his church, completely despairing about politics.
But too much dishonesty completely isolates you from other people, and that takes you to a place of complete despair.
Under the circumstances, one of the most remarkable features of Guantánamo Diary is that one word is completely absent: despair.
Yet Democrats are not completely in despair, remembering how formidable Mr. Clinton looked in 1993, when he urged Congress to pass universal health insurance.
With just 10 days to a no-deal Brexit, "May has completely changed her strategy," despaired Germany's Die Zeit after the prime minister announced her intention of seeking a compromise with Labour and a short further extension from the EU.
By Andrea Thompson Don't despair if, in looking through the windows of this tiny restaurant on the Lower East Side, it appears completely full.
But don't despair completely as you are now in a strong position to win compensation from the tour operator if your holiday doesn't live up to the brochure description.
She argues that readers never completely slip into despair, yet readers cannot enjoy hopeful moments long enough to sustain a sense of optimism that Fonny will ever be freed from prison.
They continue to mourn and despair completely.
There is no seeking of a personal privilege in this matter.JAVED JABBARIslamabadSIR The statement that herd privatisation was pushed upon the Mongolians in 1990 by a slew of international aid organisations gets the facts completely backwards ("The nomads' despair", April 29th).
