Sentence examples for despair call from inspiring English sources

(But don't despair: call KWAME JACKSON in a month or two).

But then Larkin's work was ground out by isolation and despair; call no man happy, but Amis was too jovial, too devoted to friends, to women and to booze to distil his talent into great verse more than just occasionally.

When something goes wrong on my computer I genuinely believe myself doomed, grieve for the lost days of the typewriter, and then, in despair, call my daughter.

I spent one night in despair, called a couple of close friends, then realized I didn't need to tell everyone.

Despair calling from just behind my ear, reaching with deliberate grasp, pulling on my coat sleeve, and yanking down.

On Monday, the writer and former journalist wrote a short but emphatic post on his blog, the Audacity of Despair, calling for peace and telling looters to "go home".

Her pouting face looks like a porcelain doll, Unable to answer your despairing call.

A lot of shows deal with alienation and despair, but "Call the Midwife" touches on those ideas on its way to making gentle statements about the need for community and the complex bonds that can spring up amongst very different people.

In despair he called his manager, Jon Landau, who knew something of the problem and who told him bluntly: "You need professional help".

But he added: "Now is not the time for defeatism and despair," and called on the international community to "redouble our efforts".

When darkness descends and despair come calling, I pluck one out and read it.