Sentence examples for despair out from inspiring English sources
Today, Mrs. Morgenstern was a portrait in despair, out on the sidewalk as her husband tucked treasures from their home into boxes.
The despair out on the veldt.
But the play doggedly, determinedly refuses to move, Faustus's galloping despair out of reach of theatrical lift-off even as this doomed anti-hero descends toward hell.
War's aftermath, in this case the late 1940s in Germany, is the subject of a new book by Werner Sollors, "The Temptation of Despair," out this month under the Belknap Press imprint of Harvard University Press.
Last semester, Temple College in Texas deemed that Nietzsche's famous words of despair, out of context, had the potential to create "a hostile or intimidating learning/work environment" and should be removed from the office door (above) of one Kerry Laird, an English instructor.
At the same time, they face many other hazards: drunks behind them in the cab, fare beaters, stickup men, Knicks fans filled with biblical despair, out-of-town conventioneers who think the drivers are mobile pimps.
This black, twisted monument to poverty, catastrophe and despair stands out surreally on the landscape.
In their sociability, tenderness, and sweep, the photographs complicate the caricature of Larkin as England's laureate of despair, squeezing out lines between shifts as a university librarian: "Life is first boredom, then fear"; "Nothing contravenes the coming dark".
"There were a couple of moments where Rosie Batty was really upset and expressed profound frustration and despair, crying out, explaining how she had done everything she could to keep Luke safe.
21 1 Gelon, who had likewise held his army in readiness, on learning that the Himerans were in despair set out from Syracuse with all speed, accompanied by not less than fifty thousand foot-soldiers and over five thousand cavalry.
It was the game that pitted two teams of tiny plastic footballers against one another, with moments of triumph and despair played out on dining tables across much of the world in the 1970's and 80's.
