Sentence examples for increasing despair from inspiring English sources

"You don't have it," she kept saying, with increasing despair.

The last three seconds of my submersion were flooded with rapidly increasing despair.

A psychologist wrote in to say, "For a Bishop of the Episcopal Church to take part in this sordid…story can only add to the increasing despair of an already fractured Church.

If passion is rejected as the motive, Mary's behaviour can be ascribed to her increasing despair, exacerbated by ill health, at her inability to manage the affairs of tempestuous Scotland without a strong arm to support her.

Journalists in exile, whose hopes were raised with the formation of the new government in February, wait in increasing despair for some sign of meaningful change – such as the removal of draconian anti-press legislation.

Mental health and increasing despair among those fleeing war are one of the major challenges facing the charities and agencies working with refugees in the five main host countries of Turkey, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq and Egypt.

They merge to create a kind of toxic soup for vulnerable LGBT Mormon youth -- one that increases despair and risk for potential negative health and mental health outcomes.

The blockade has caused a devastating de-development of the Gaza Strip, a precarious fiscal position, mass unemployment, wider and deeper poverty and increased despair.

At night he shares a moment of desperation with a female slave that offers a kind of relief but ends only in increased despair.

Party loyalists have increased her despair by whispering that she was a conniving harlot.

"This will only complicate and delay the removal of abusive priests and increase the despair of survivors and the disillusionment of American Catholics".