Sentence examples for expressing despair from inspiring English sources
The songs on it felt weary and doomed, expressing despair and also preventing her from falling too deep into its grasp.
Within Michelangelo's own work, the chapel ceiling led to the later and more Mannerist painting of the Last Judgement in which the crowded compositions gave full rein to his inventiveness in painting contorted and foreshortened figures expressing despair or jubilation.
Palestinian officials have expressed despair at such an approach.
Moderates like Senator Olympia J. Snowe, Republican of Maine, expressed despair at the resurgence of political infighting.
Rosenberg had frequently expressed despair over the violence that consumed Guatemala.
And some of China's most fertile fields lie fallow, while the farmers express despair.
People in Lowville, N.Y., farther north, express despair on camera at having caved to the wind companies' entreaties; Bovina, N.Y., banned turbines entirely.
Republican House members said the political terrain was tilted against them, and some expressed despair about the months ahead at the private meeting on Wednesday.
In interviews over the telephone and Skype, Syrian rebels expressed despair, government supporters declared victory, and others expressed a mix of relief that American attacks did not seem imminent and confusion over American intentions.
And one day, she says, she wants to be like her film-maker heroes – Godard, Antonioni, Almodóvar – adding with a final, emo flourish: "[I want] to express despair and longing through pictures and to intensify life.
