Sentence examples for falling into desperation from inspiring English sources
If falling into desperation worked to make things better, then I would say, let's all jump into despair.
While the wealthy grew richer, the poor fell further into desperation.
But he is also a man of humble affections, attempting with increasing desperation to keep himself and his beloved mother-in-law (who is also his aunt) from falling into an abyss of poverty and despair.
Things were falling into balance.
They were falling into water".
Comedies about ordinary people have a tendency to fall into drabness relieved by desperation — for instance, Tina Fey and Steve Carell's recent mishap, "Date Night," was so tepid that it required repeated shots of Mark Wahlberg's bare torso to keep the audience awake.
But Mr. Babenco, born in Argentina but now a Brazilian citizen, first came to the attention of audiences outside Brazil more than 20 years ago with "Pixote," the story of a young boy living on the streets who, out of poverty and desperation, falls into a life of crime.
In this instance it seems that the New York Times, in its desperation to sell papers, fell into the trap of story building over truth-finding.
This was no desperation throw; it was a perfectly arced pass, a feathery ball that fell into the hands of Mario Manningham, who expertly kept his feet inbounds.
Facilities fell into disuse.
