Sentence examples for hopeless enough from inspiring English sources

"My kids should be in the program, but they are not hopeless enough," he said.

He simply doesn't convince as an alcoholic – he's too polished, too Hollywood, not shambolic and hopeless enough.

He has also concluded that "when people get hungry enough or cold enough or hopeless enough, they start to look for the easy answers -- uniforms and slogans and violence and barbed wire".

But even if the state of affairs at many agencies appears hopeless enough to make St . Judeshudder, there are some bright spots, according to Timothy B. Clark, editor of Government Executive magazine, which together with George Washington University issues an annual report card grading the efficiency of federal agencies in various categories.

But I was pretty hopeless when I started out, although not quite hopeless enough for the BBC to get rid of me!

Surprise can even rescue from failure works that seem hopeless, if enough glamour surrounds their historical context.

The most frequently endorsed words or terms to describe when they were feeling suicidal were: useless or worthless, I've had enough, hopeless, pointless and over it (table 1).

The terms used to describe suicidality seem indicative of greater despair (useless or worthless, I've had enough, hopeless, pointless and over it) when compared with the language used to describe depression (stressed, tired, not going too well and down in the dumps).

The mother reports she has "had enough", is hopeless that things can change, and has "no more energy" to invest in helping him.

Sure enough, AZ were hopeless in their first two Eredivisie games of the season.

And in this wonderfully hopeless environment, I was lucky enough to stagger into a not-proper job that I love.