Sentence examples for cries of despair from inspiring English sources

The cries of despair began to turn toward insults.

But those self-lacerating cries of despair ("I'm standing on a rooftop ready to fall")?

As the crisis comes to a head, she emits cries of despair which wrench the soul.

Always a stern self-critic, Hawthorne scribbled such cries of despair as "All this amounts to just nothing.

The scenes are accompanied by eerie audio with cries of despair, explosions and activists' commentary about the scenes before them.

There were some cries of despair, but the persistence of prophecy among the exiles shows that their religious vitality had not flagged.

Only when she is gone does Onegin issue his final cry of despair.

But then by producing this cry of despair he may have begun to redress the balance.

There is clearly some force in this argument but it amounts to a cry of despair.

I fear that a proclamation on the heels of a defeat would be interpreted as a cry of despair.

Even the nightmare of Orwell's "Nineteen Eighty-four" is a call to action, not a cry of despair.