Sentence examples similar to despair of everything from inspiring English sources

While America settled into its mold of patriotic vulgarity, I began to despair, for everything reminded me of Bosnia in 1991.

It's a photo like countless others, depicting the despair of people who have lost everything.

The Socceroos enter the encounter plump on the adrenaline of their thrillingly competitive showings against Chile and, especially, Holland; Spain arrive in something more like a state of existential despair, everything about their approach - from the emphasis on tiki taka to the geriatric composition of the squad - called into question.

Scared of everything With a look of exhaustion, despair and profound sadness, Adnan's mother describes how he is psychologically affected in his everyday life by the shock he underwent.

In spite of everything, reduced by death and desertion, never far from despair, they struggle on.

It was the intersection of everything that seemed wrong with Los Angeles: a drab urban junction turned into a crucible of rage, despair and anarchy.

Bolshoi Babylon chillingly hints that the acid-throwing commanded some unconscious support: a pathological gesture of secret despairing resentment at everything and everyone in power in Russia.

A bit of everything.

Checking up, doctors discovered he had "camera eyes a condition that makes him see everything upside down & backward, & they despair of ever being able to help him.

Ought we to despair of utopias?

He seems to despair of himself daily.