Sentence examples for feel desperation from inspiring English sources

If you consider yourself an environmentalist (as I do), it's hard not to feel desperation if not outright despair as political cowardice, ignorance, and corporate collusion seem to thwart any attempt to make the system-wide changes necessary to avert environmental catastrophe.

In the abstinence experience of the nine AA interviewees, this study finds that the alcohol-dependent decide to give up drinking when they lose control over their lives and feel desperation at their deteriorating physical condition and family relationships.

Her wife was home sick, possibly with the flu, and the public relations specialist felt desperation.

And they feel some desperation.

You can just feel the desperation.

"I feel the desperation of the people," Mr. Ivanyi said.

"You can feel the desperation in those songs," says Starving.

"I am only 17, facing unbearable pressure, I feel extreme desperation and tiredness.

At this point, the audience may feel some desperation of its own.

Scattered references to earlier Gilbert and Sullivan shows, including a character recycled from "H.M.S. Pinafore," amuse at first but eventually start to feel like desperation.

Admittedly, in the rules of its format, you can feel a desperation to come up with some new twist on the traditional quiz structure.