They tell of fear, fatigue, pain, fury, courage, carnage, betrayal, sorrow, hunger, despair, disease, bewilderment, loneliness and regret.
We need to move beyond the narrative of the three D's about Africa -- death, despair and disease.
Yet in Myanmar, it isn't Buddhists who have been confined to fetid camps, where they are "slowly succumbing to starvation, despair and disease".
Even through the rigidity and despair of his disease, he made people feel that he was focused on them.
Without hope for the future, refugees are often susceptible to poverty, disease, despair, and recruitment by violent extremists.
Prescribed an antidepressant, the common treatment for anorexia, she took a slow-motion swan dive into the full-blown anxiety, agitation and despair of bipolar disease made worse by exactly the wrong medication.
But most prostitutes were destined for disease, despair and early death.In this section England's revolution Sorcerers and apprentices Harlot's progress Pride and fall A sad poem of American life I loves you, Porgy Reprints Related items London's Bankside: The city's other shoreMar 23rd 2006The sex trade transformed Georgian London.
But progress has rescued us from hunger, disease, and despair in the past.
And while "Claire Marvel" has all the elements of a paperback romance -- hesitant lovers, disease, separation, despair, reunion, death -- it aims for the operatic tone of high art.
The characters in Rocky Stories have, like Rocky, overcome long odds and remained standing; they have known death, disease and despair but they have not yet been beaten.
So overall it seems a science holiday involves disease, fatigue, despair, dressing as an animal and consuming difficult to obtain laser gin.
