Sentence examples for hopeless undertaking from inspiring English sources

It may have been a hopeless undertaking, but the Poles could not see their state destroyed without making a last stand.

She is already preparing the ground by challenging her dismissal in the courts—a hopeless undertaking on the face of it, since the president controls the judiciary, but one that may plant the seed of her return.So the attacks on her continue, though they create their own risks.

No matter what they do, any attempt to get a photograph of nearly anything is a hopeless undertaking.

Speaking in the House of Commons, the Foreign Secretary sought to dispel reports that he knew his mission to be hopeless and that he was undertaking it reluctantly, at the insistence of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

Hopeless, right?

All hopeless.

All is not hopeless.

It seems hopeless.

It feels hopeless.

The hopeless emptiness.

"Hopeless," Renshaw said.