Sentence examples for endless despair from inspiring English sources

Unless you are a vigilant self-groomer, the line between "attractive stubble growth" and sporting the look of someone who has fallen into an tar-black pit of endless despair can be indistinct and vague.

Something in me that was not letting me drown in this seemingly endless despair.

I thought of Robert Musil's story "Flypaper," in which a trapped insect is said to perform "endless gesticulations of despair".

In camera or on camera, the subject of torture is too serious for politicians to be allowed to hide in secret courts and for filmmakers to reduce the experience of endless pain and despair so that it seems just about justifiable.

Endless strife or despair has taken over the major areas of couple functioning – communication, sex, finances and emotional support.

The landscape outside the airport is unimaginably bleak, an endless expanse of despair-inducing gray rock and variations on the same houses made from the same materials with the same-size windows, their only distinguishing feature being which (muted) color the corrugated-aluminum roof has been painted.

Perhaps that wishful thinking is why the menopause is known as "the change", a bland word that holds none of the distress and despair of endless hot flushes, depression, brain fog and eradication of libido.

The possibilities for despair are endless.

Stress (rooted in feeling more and more worthless), creates an endless downward spiral of despair.

"Everyday tasks seem exhausting and impossible, people terrifying and hostile, and life an endless desert of weariness and despair".

"The source of this project was a feeling of impotence and despair, watching this endless tragic thing that was older than we could imagine," Mr. Cucher said.