Sentence examples for greatest despair from inspiring English sources

SHIFANG, China — At the moment of greatest despair, Wang Zhijun tried to kill himself by twisting his neck against the debris.

His account of the ruminative soliloquy in the moment of Otello's greatest despair was capped by a ferocious high B-flat.

In a journal, she wrote, "Difficult this tremor / I almost faint with exhaustion —  / I lie still / It is difficult / Nearly all the time / Within the greatest despair / calm and truth are found".

Ms. Shourd expressed the greatest despair because while the two men share a "room," she is alone for 23 hours a day and is allowed only two 30-minute visits with her friends each day.

And while 2010 may seem a very long time away, it would represent only the same span of time that Labour spent in opposition until 1964 and five years less than when it returned to power in 1997.Labour's experience also teaches another lesson: the moment of greatest despair is frequently the one that comes just before the dawn.

Hofmann, whose remarkable translations of Roth have helped resurrect this writer in Britain and the United States, adds: "One senses that all Roth is able to hope for -- and this is simultaneously a cause of his greatest despair -- is conditions for the Jews getting steadily and bearably worse.

A great despair would enter their hearts".

But in the aftermath he too was in great despair.

"There is just such great despair and hopelessness here," she says.

"You know they stood out on that sinking deck/And they was all in great despair," Brown sang.

Running Scared was conceived as "a look at the way we live now, which is to say with great despair, and regret.