Sentence examples for deepening despair from inspiring English sources

Ford's breakthrough book is a profoundly affecting study of deepening despair.

Think of Handel writing "How Dark, O Lord, Are Thy Decrees" as his sight was failing, or Beethoven creating his most visionary pieces after deafness had set in, or Shostakovich carving final messages of flickering hope and deepening despair as Lou Gehrig's disease and other ailments immobilized him.

It is an area, according to Qasim, of "decayed grandeur, disappointed hopes, and ever deepening despair".

It is an area, according to Qasim, of "decayed grandeur, disappointed hopes and ever deepening despair".

Deepening his despair was the ridicule that he endured from fellow inmates when he talked about being exonerated.

The fiasco acquired a tragic aspect after landing in the lap of the deputy White House counsel, Vincent Foster, deepening the despair that finally led to his suicide.

They include deepening Palestinian despair that erupts violently; harsh and tightening Israeli strictures; and growing pressure from right-wing Jewish groups to assert Israeli control.

On International day for the victims of enforced disappearances, it said: "Victims are disappeared without a trace – with governments careful not to leave behind any trail of official records or information, deepening families' despair and banking on to us forget".

Victims are disappeared without a trace – with governments careful not to leave behind any trail of official records or information, deepening families' despair and banking on to us forget.

But even as the government here held out the prospect of Pakistan's turning the corner on years of deepening social despair, other developments pointed toward the hazards that await Washington as it plans what may be its first war in Asia since Vietnam.

The feedback loop of hopelessness and despair created by being angry with yourself for being depressed will deepen your despair.