Sentence examples for its despair from inspiring English sources

It's a shame his life, with its despair but mostly devotion, is recounted here by telling more than showing.

"I had read the most terrible, the most sordid, the most magnificent manuscript that had ever fallen into my hands," he recorded in his autobiography, "Memoirs of a Booklegger"; "nothing I had yet received was comparable to it for the splendor of its writing, the fathomless depth of its despair, the savor of its portraiture, the boisterousness of its humor".

But in the modern philosophy the case is the opposite; it is its outer ring that is obviously artistic and emancipated; its despair is within".

There was optimism in its despair, elation in its anomie.

That is the measure of its despair," said one critic.

Hopelessness is a call to action that unites us in its despair.

His vision seems to be a commentary on religion today, especially at its despairing, ecstatic extremes.

With daunting new mandatory minimum sentences and three-strike rules, America has created a new onshore Devil's Island in each city for its despairing underclass.

Mr. Sullivan also weaves together the busy welter of subplots with uncommon dexterity, resulting in a satisfying tapestry depicting love in all its wonder and surprise, its breathtaking highs and its despairing lows.

Mr. Kinnear's affability buoys the picture even in its despairing passages, but he holds us -- as, perhaps, Crane held his own experiences -- at a distance, and Mr. Schrader seems disinclined to penetrate his inner life.

Its new program, which will play at the Leonard Nimoy Thalia, at Symphony Space on June 3rd and 4th, is inspired by Goethe's novella "The Sorrows of Young Werther," a semi-autobiographical tale about a hopeless love triangle, which inspired a number of young men to commit suicide in emulation of its despairing hero.