Sentence examples for enduring despair from inspiring English sources

Death haunts the movie from the start, when a partner in crime expires in Santiago's arms; the existential race against time and the enduring despair at meagre prospects conflict with the prudent cares of family life, and Ulmer's hectic images combine with the bitter plot to leave the moral issues angrily in doubt.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — In the Palestinian refugee camp of Shatila, a corner of Beirut bearing the scars of massacres and an enduring despair, the words of a young barber hinted at an emerging optimism about what the Arab revolts could mean for a central issue of the last half century in the Middle East: the fate of Palestinians.

That Ma can engage and interest a lively, bright boy while enduring the despair of their situation turns her into a heroic figure.

And normal isn't incessantly enduring feelings of resentment, despair or frustration.

And it is ultimately a metaphor for the triumph of enduring hope over the temptation of despair.

I have heard it said that modern dying means dying more, dying over longer periods, enduring more uncertainty, subjecting ourselves and our families to more disappointments and despair.

Becoming island-like offers you best hope of enduring sights that seem impossible to alter, and prevailing against the consequent despair.

Although Waugh despaired about the future, he saw the Catholic Church as an enduring bulwark against chaos.

The territory of despair becomes the deeper ground and darker earth from which our most enduring visions of life arise.

And where there is despair, may we bring a degree of initial confusion but eventually a somewhat enduring botched job.

Over the centuries, thanks of every sort have attached themselves to this day: thanks for deliverance from war, from loss, from suffering, from despair; thanks for increase and plenty, for duty and service, for fulfillment and enduring hope, for one generation succeeding another.