Sentence examples for despairing image from inspiring English sources

They might think that its despairing image of muddy, meaningless battlefield devastation is somehow the truth of the war.

The most despairing image in Chris Ware's magnificent new graphic novel, "Building Stories" — and there are plenty of candidates — depicts a dumpy middle-aged couple, naked in their bedroom.

Although his pictures often mix hope with despair, an image of a deranged young girl at a blackboard drawing her idea of "home" will endure as one of the most damning pictures of war (Slide 10).

As the numbers have mounted, stories of parents in despair and images of children held in chain-link cages have prompted a stream of Republican lawmakers to break with the president and call for him to unilaterally halt the policy while Congress pursues a solution.

John Major, on the other hand, was notoriously resistant to any meddling with his grey, middle-England, warm-beer-and-sandwiches style, much to the despair of the image men.The new Tory leader has one great advantage.

Rather than despair over the image of Lady Macbeth and her murderous power play, I went to New York City last week for The WIE Symposium, where I had the opportunity to speak with House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand.

There's another lady sitting on a step beside the road, her hands to her face, an image of despair.

That image of despair is hard to equate with the atomic energy he still brings to the court.

Ms. Ferri's resilient spring and Mr. Bocca's fine partnering contributed to a dramatic image of despair.

And, it's worth adding, the TV cameras are painfully acute, translating exhaustion or despair into a searing image that can be replayed over and over again.

These days, words do not define a moment as much as images: a despairing firefighter, an inconsolable widow, a burning office tower, a tattered flag.