Sentence examples for hopeless act from inspiring English sources

It seems a hopeless act of venting anger because the wall is about three meters high and the first floor windows are all reinforced with plexiglass.

Allen's 1984 film Broadway Danny Rose, about a small-time manager promoting such hopeless acts as a one-legged tap dancer, was based in part on Rollins, who made a cameo appearance.

Until now, some clubs have looked ahead and decided their postseason chances in the coming year were more or less hopeless and acted accordingly.

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Brenda said everything that had happened to him to that point made him "feel and act hopeless.

Want to watch a witless, never-ending parade of abject dance acts, hopeless comedy sketches and musical performances that'll make you question the value of humanity?

They're awful, destructive, acts of hopeless people who don't think very much of their future.

On the whole, post Blair/Brown, Labour politicians have been hopeless at explaining why they act in a particular way – their disparate policies appearing from nowhere without a compelling theme.

We think it's ultimately demeaning to women and sets an impossibly absurd ideal of what a woman should look and act like, fixing hopeless standards of beauty for young women the nation over.

The only alternative to political engagement is to retreat into utopian communities (like some of the '60s generation who "dropped out"), or worse yet, give up on non-violence as hopeless and engage in symbolic acts of violence (such as a few in the '60s like the Weathermen or a some black liberationists did), both of which have always been dead ends.

As Hare's Wilde explains in the first act, the hamartia of hopeless love has already doomed him.