Sentence examples for hopeless view from inspiring English sources
But it shares with Mr. Shawn's play a hopeless view of humanity that goes way beyond cynicism.
The pace of the film is fast, the twists sudden, the dialogue unadorned; a hopeless view of existence has rarely been offered so forthrightly, or so engagingly.
Peter Paterson of the Daily Mail praised the series for breaking away from the "dreary sameness" of Casualty, and for presenting "a less hopeless view of the NHS".
Answers in Genesis, a Christian fundamentalist group, berates Camp Quest for drumming a "hopeless" world view into young minds.
For example, it chided Mr. Obama's "outstretched" hand to Iran as hopeless in view of what Mr. Sarkozy now calls its "obsessional desire" for nukes.
Ex-prisoners may also face psychosocial barriers to service access, with many suffering from a lack of motivation and perceiving that their situation is hopeless; a view sometimes reinforced by burnt-out frontline workers who (consistent with the paucity of empirical evidence) believe that 'nothing works' (Edelwich and Brodsky 1980).
He tries to explain, but it is hopeless.. View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick.
A similar phenomenon is observed when herbaceous twining vines get in contact with a very thick trunk and wind up on themselves instead of attempting to twine around it (a hopeless try, in view of the diameter constraints discussed above).
Of course, a lot of people consider this a hopeless strategy: in their view, physical books are "technologically obsolete," and the book industry is heading down the path that the music industry took, where digital downloads decimated CD sales and put record stores out of business.
The traditional view seems hopeless for the naturalist, emanating as it does from super-natural 'rights' or some similar thing.
A lost cause is not in Royce's view a hopeless cause, but rather one that cannot be fulfilled within the actual lifetime of the community or any of its members.
