Sentence examples for despairing kind from inspiring English sources

And the amazement provoked by the debates is the despairing kind.

His solo of despair, a kind of slowed-down break dancing, is the most intriguing moment in the hourlong presentation.

Paula is the kind of cook who despairs over people not rolling their own couscous, so when she recommends any kind of shortcut, I listen.

He despairs of the kind of tourism that has excluded Jamaicans from benefiting from their own natural industry.

Do they think of their father in an oh-we-despair-of-dad kind of way?

As Bulgarians prepare to elect his replacement on Sunday, it has become a symbol of a despair of another kind — that nothing will change here.

But when I did try to return to the old questions, very furtively of course, despair and a kind of shame followed me and blocked the way.

A good question from James Irving, in St Paul: Personally speaking, Serena is one of very few utterly dominant individuals or teams who don't drive me to despair with a kind of win-weariness which leads to a hard wired dislike.

First of all, like Pyrrho, Camus has solved his pressing existential issue, namely, avoiding despair, by a kind of resolution entailed in accepting our mortality and ultimate ignorance.

He despaired for humanity mainly because he didn't meet many of his kind of addict.

The other one is kind of psycho and if I don't call her she despairs".