Sentence examples for despair of everyone from inspiring English sources

AMERICA'S system of money-politics is the despair of everyone it touches.

That in some skewed way she, Ann, was directly responsible for that boy's sorrow, for the reverberating despair of everyone who knew him, including Cole himself, right here in his bed.

But the end result is that the Oscars were utterly dominated last night by the eight movies which received Best Picture nominees, to the relative despair of everyone else.

Namely, an America in which progressive radio (actually, snippets from Air America) delivers the relentless grind of bad news that Mark can only listen to without comment and with a face locked in worry, a face on which Ms. Reichardt invites us to project the shell shock, despair and hopelessness of everyone else listening in across the country.

He still admires Mr Rumsfeld and two of the senators, but despairs of nearly everyone else.

He offers a despairing, unsparing indictment of everyone in Congress who went along with Trump's election.

I understand what it's like to leave a place of despair as everyone around you flops about, failing to realize they're screaming into the abyss.

Now that the president of the United States appears to have become unhinged to the point of personal despair, everyone appears to be lining up to be the first one jumping from the train.

"What is the point," everyone loves to despair, "of all these ridiculous people?" But isn't it obvious?

content of everyone also contributed very significantly.

Ought we to despair of utopias?