Sentence examples for despair from from inspiring English sources

And, no doubt, despair from the put-upon Ecuadorians.

And he demonstrated a tin ear to voices of despair from the city's black neighborhoods.

Nozomi, ironically the Japanese for "hope", was dogged with despair from the start.

WASHINGTON — An American political system marked by partisanship and polarization engenders despair from both Republicans and Democrats.

Whatever replays you show won't fill it; they'll only reaffirm the despair from what could have been.

Lugubrious in words and music, it is a cry of despair from a lover whose loved one has died.

Certainly I misjudged the country," came the cry of despair from liberal economist and Nobel laureate Paul Krugman.

"It was time to decimate the despair from 1981 and breathe new energy, rewrite the story," he explained.

The truth is that grief and despair from a catastrophic injury can usually be transcended, like the pain resulting from a death in the family.

Barely legible on its grimy walls a few weeks ago were cries for help and whispers of despair from the tormented souls once crammed into its grimy cells.

We feel compassion for the injured — and for the perpetrators of the crime, from the place of ignorance or hate or despair from which it came.