Sentence examples for it despair from inspiring English sources

Or was it despair that had liberated Iranians to be pragmatic — to resign themselves to the longevity of the system and to set modest, achievable goals, like the repudiation of Ahmadinejad?

Despair is a form of certainty, certainty that the future will be a lot like the present or will decline from it; despair is a confident memory of the future, in Gonzalez's resonant phrase.

Novelist William Styron called it, "despair beyond despair," in his book, "Darkness Visible: A Memoir of Madness," about his own struggle with depression.

Even as it wants a revamped presence in Asia, it despairs that its chief regional allies cannot get on.

Everyone should read Frank Rich's relentlessly unenlightening May 10 New York Times broadside on the matter, "The American Press On Suicide Watch"–if only to wonder at how insular the industry can sound even as it despairs at its own insularity.

Sometimes it despaired of reaching a verdict.

It presents despair and intractable problems while doing its part to keep the news alive.

When she left him it was wretchedness, and when she came to him again it was despair.

It's despair over the sense that if the gang members were black, it almost certainly would be".

It's despair - just keep laughing, until you are dead".

As a nostalgic I sometimes watch it with despair.