Sentence examples for is a despair from inspiring English sources
He talks of himself as an old queen with all these problems, and he's very funny, but there is a despair inside".
What Kinnear portrays marvellously is a deeply rational intellectual seeking to cope with a world that makes increasingly less sense: his only recourse is a despair that leads him to hole himself in what looks like a student bedsit and then a subversiveness that prompts him to hand out T-shirts showing a smiling villain.
"I think there is a despair around Britain as a whole, and around British business, about the way the economy is trending," he told the BBC.
There is a despair, a disillusionment and a dangerous disregard that is born of disappointment.
Amis's twelfth novel is a despairing, sex-obsessed pileup of ideas.
There is a despairing obviousness to this conclusion.
But I don't think there's a despair.
"There's a despair and anger with people who are facing this and those trying to support them.
It is home to so much that's positive, but there's no doubting it can be a despairing space.
As Eve, just expelled from Paradise, she was a despairing figure finally entwined in a sensuous embrace with Mr. Rhodes's Adam.
