Sentence examples for deeply despairing from inspiring English sources
"Hoffmann" is either a dark comedy or a deeply despairing tragedy with a lot of laughs.
I don't know anybody right now who is not feeling deeply despairing and existentially frightened.
During a commercial break, she told that in a deeply despairing voice that "I just feel we are on quicksand," that America is facing "death by drowning".
For his part, Mr. Barnes, who has never married, says he is determined not to sink so deeply into despair that his problems drive him to suicide.
There is a deeply felt despair and unresolvable tension in that no matter man's striving, the limitation of human and earthly existence renders humanity unable to reach out to the angels.
Americans have despaired so deeply that they race almost exclusively among themselves and avoid Kenyans and other foreign opposition at all cost.
"He had never done a play, but he had great instincts, huge accessibility and could go very deeply from profound despair to extraordinary joy".
He battled ALS courageously, never despaired, inspired all who knew him and was deeply loved.
As Toback and Baldwin seek to raise twenty-five million dollars from sales agents who offer no more than five million and private financiers who turn them down flat, Toback's directorial intuition proves to be spot-on: their self-revealing brave face on humiliation and despair is deeply cinematic.
