No one has ever bombed along Eighty-sixth Street in blind despair, unable to find Madison Avenue.
It was precisely that bucolic, protective environment in the deep countryside that made it almost impossible for his despairing grandmother to find him.
"You know painters then?" says Ellen. "You exist in their milieu?" I love the way Newland, in despair, is unable to find his customary comfort in his shipment of books from London; we see him among them, rubbing his face with one.
In our shared despair we need to find the strength to resist and to fight and to not allow a President Trump to happen.
Giordano's On the Way Up to Calvary provides a variation of the formula he devised for Las Meninas: here we have the painting of theology, just one of the combinations of representation with belief, hope, alienation and despair to be found in a city where art so often leaves you speculating beyond the point where words are of much help.
He had been to a Wimbledon final three times before, only to find despair.
The last verse describes life's bitter awakening from the fantasies of youth to find "despair before us, vanity behind".
In St. Tropez, where he makes the acquaintance of whizzing cars, gendarmes, butchers and the opposite sex ("Runt," like real children, finds humor in flatulence, urinating and the bare human behind), this dog is going to find despair and hope.
Signs of anger and despair are not hard to find, but will they prompt a mass mobilization to the streets on Friday, or to the polls on Saturday and Sunday?
Throughout rehearsals the cast treated the love-triangle theme as one of despair, and were astonished to find themselves playing to continual laughter.
