Sentence examples for despair phase from inspiring English sources
Just wait until the despair phase sets in.
The poem portrayed the dark feelings of grief and despair of that phase.
"And I've definitely gone through phases of despair.
The phases of joy and despair that each writer goes through while working on a book are subconsciously timed by the couple so as not to coincide and sink the house into misery.
Observe American politics long enough, and not only will you get a series of brain-splintering migraines and endure several phases of depression and despair, you'll notice how little reality changes.
In the course of 100 minutes, Piper registers every phase of the character's mounting despair with stark clarity.
Much more important was my long career with Australia's SJS – the Special Jeep Squadron that spread despair among the Japanese navy in the last phase of the second world war.
This grossout comedy takes De Niro fans into a new emotional phase that I can only call "post-despair".
What particularly strikes the regular visitor to Washington, the "great world theatre" as Churchill called it, in the last phase of Obama's presidency is the confusion and even despair over the opaque foreign policy of the president.
After the incredulity, the despair, and then the cautious return to optimism, the presidential campaign has entered a phase of almost intolerable anxiety.
Once known as Lady Magic, for her skills on the basketball court, Lieberman is now fifty-two, and comfortably beyond the tomboy phase that, back home in Queens, used to drive her mother to despair.
