Sentence examples for despairing from from inspiring English sources
His elderly friend Inez gives him $15,000 of the reparation money she got for being held in a Japanese internment camp during World War II, but his campaign is half-hearted and despairing from the beginning, and Mr. Beatty mines it mostly for its satirical potential.
They all despaired from the lack of a horizon.
And, no doubt, despair from the put-upon Ecuadorians.
Nozomi, ironically the Japanese for "hope", was dogged with despair from the start.
And he demonstrated a tin ear to voices of despair from the city's black neighborhoods.
Whatever replays you show won't fill it; they'll only reaffirm the despair from what could have been.
WASHINGTON — An American political system marked by partisanship and polarization engenders despair from both Republicans and Democrats.
Mrs. Unwin, a permanent invalid since 1792, died in December 1796, and Cowper sank into despair from which he never emerged.
Lugubrious in words and music, it is a cry of despair from a lover whose loved one has died.
Certainly I misjudged the country," came the cry of despair from liberal economist and Nobel laureate Paul Krugman.
"It was time to decimate the despair from 1981 and breathe new energy, rewrite the story," he explained.
