Over the years, Willingham's letters home became increasingly despairing.
There was fear for his mental health as he grew increasingly despairing.
The gestures toward a deal came as Israelis, fearful of attack, seemed increasingly uncertain how to protect themselves, and as Palestinians seemed increasingly despairing of freedom from Israeli military control and economic blockade.
American officials are increasingly despairing of their ability to strike any deal while Mr. Arafat remains chairman of the Palestinian Authority, and they say the deep enmity between Mr. Sharon and Mr. Arafat only worsens the chances of making progress in the short term.
Those who, like me, feel increasingly despairing at current artists' failure to grapple with immediate issues of world poverty, race hatred, sexual exploitation, the spiritual cost of technological advances, can find a thrilling contrast in the work of the Victorian visionary GF Watts.
Levenson sees to it--in what could be described as a nervous comedy--that in a series of short scenes covering the retreat's Saturday and Sunday, Richard's attempts to boost company morale through various games becomes increasingly despairing.
He has been indecisive and is increasingly the despair of both wings of his movement.
Unemployment is at forty per cent, and Gazans, with no prospect of work or of ever leaving their besieged enclave, are increasingly driven to despair.
The novelist is also an 18th-century character, who remarks upon the work of contemporaries such as Sterne, and who on three increasingly funny occasions despairs of being able to describe a particular scene when its understanding depends on a clear idea of the rules and technical vocabulary of a particular activity.
Experts say despair is increasingly prevalent.
