Sentence examples for despairing days from inspiring English sources

These were despairing days for small fishermen.

"The despairing days are gone, and we're not going to let them come back, ever," he said.

Over the next nine months Ms. Karolys, 24, would have many despairing days as she searched for her abducted child, but the terror of those first hours was an abyss.

Boom and bust, laughter and despair, days on water and bread followed by nights eating red wine and meat, boom and bust, boom and bust.

Deepdry-bearded grey whelmed why-wizard, ah! dare you pace the plague-pressioned pale-painpincèd lair Which darkness drowns and daylight deaths, despairs the days?

The schedule does not say that the service was for her close friend Vince Foster, who shot himself in despair three days earlier in Washington, one of the most searing experiences of Mrs. Clinton's life.

EVEN the Grinch could not have engineered a more dismal set of circumstances for the start of America's holiday shopping season: entire industries are on the brink of collapse, the gyrations of the stockmarket have driven investors to despair, the days of easy credit are a distant memory and retailers are going bust.

Rubio, we learned, could be thrown into a despairing fugue for days by a lousy headline in, of all places, National Journal.

In 2012 after an unbearable string of days despairing over her post-baby, unrecognizable body, she found herself with an appointment on the calendar for surgery -- to change her breasts and tummy.

The feeling of impotence gave way to despair when, five days later, they had found fewer than 125 corpses and no trace of about 1,000 villagers.Impotence and despair also pervaded subsequent public discussion about how to prevent similar catastrophes.

These days, despair and rage are much more common.