Sentence examples for hour of despair from inspiring English sources

Would more people watch it if it was called Lee Nelson's Borderline-Unwatchable Half Hour Of Despair?

But unlike in Stuttgart, whose VFB were relegated following the 3-1 defeat at Wolfsburg, and other countless cities with big, traditional teams, the fans didn't turn on the team or the coach in the hour of despair but redoubled their efforts to scream them to victory.

But the millions of US voters who queued for hours to register their protest against Bush should reflect in their hour of despair that they are by no means alone - not within their own country and not within the human community at large.

The writer Jorge Mañach has already lamented, decades ago, that Cuban fondness for joking, for making fun of everything... that, nevertheless, resulted in the darkest hours of despair before the paternal totalitarianism of the revolution calcified into static dogma.

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It'll take you hours, and bring you to the edge of despair, but it might just be worth it.

About two hours after the meeting I fell into a pit of despair.

How can you do that when you're surviving on four hours of sleep a night and on the verge of despair?

I tend toward feelings of depression at times already, and sometimes bouts of post-coital blues lead to hours of sadness or despair".

The four of us had met an hour earlier in despair of ever finding what had once seemed an unchallenging, if novel, restaurant address.

By 4 a.m., less than an hour after the defeat, the Angel of Independence was a scene of despair.