Sentence examples for its hopeless from inspiring English sources

With its hopeless ending, it was a fulcrum between the morally ordered scary movies of my youth and the horror films to come.

France, now terrified by German unification, sees it as a means of controlling its neighbour; Germany sees it as a way of appeasing its dormant demons; Italy sees it as a way of short-circuiting its hopeless political system; Spain sees it as a way of modernising and gaining respectability; and the smaller countries see it as a way of restraining the big ones.

Thing Seven: Volcker Vultures: If the Volcker Rule, the part of Dodd-Frank that tells banks not to gamble all their money on the ponies, crashes and burns, it will be because of its hopeless complexity.

Yet the story manages to transcend its hopeless circumstances.

The Economist, still apologising for its "hopeless continent" issue in 2000, recently branded Africa "hopeful" instead.

The government realised its hopeless effort to seal the Zygier story, and backed down.

A long-term cycle of corrupt, weak governments interrupted by military coups has caused Pakistan's political muscles to atrophy, leaving Pakistani society, particularly its poor, hopeless that it will ever receive the services — education, water, electricity, health — that it so desperately needs.

There are plenty of fish in the sea even though it feels hopeless its not.

She referred both to its subject — hopeless depression and a man who struggles through it with the help of a beaver hand puppet — and to the turmoil surrounding its lead actor, Mel Gibson.

By contrast its irredeemably hopeless football team, the Indios, is more used to life at the bottom of the rankings.

Giacometti's wire-thin, eroded figures body forth the new humanism, and Beckett's minimal monologuists provide its feeble, hopeless voice.