Sentence examples for its hopelessness from inspiring English sources

The story flashes backward and forward until we have a full picture of this angry, combative family, its emotional ignorance and its hopelessness.

Merseyside in particular was a community that was visibly falling apart, its hopelessness and despair compounded by the lack of commitment to the area of any of the wealth-creating institutions in the country," said the official cabinet conclusions.

Dyson, who has written critical biographies of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, presents the rapper as a composite of demographic passions, who "articulated a generation's defining moods -- its confusion and pain, its nobility and courage... its hopelessness and self-destruction.

If we could just get all the erections out of the way, we could focus on more important things: the normalisation of sexual violence, the importance of sex education that acknowledges pornography and explains its hopelessness as a guide to reality, the fostering of self-esteem among an age group that struggled with it long before internet porn was a phenomenon.

Its apocalyptic vision is encouraging in its hopelessness; its star, Kirsten Dunst, luminous in her anguish and devastation.

In its arid hopelessness it was like Milton's vision of hell.

For all its bleakness, Hopelessness leaves you feeling anything but.

But some residents have also acknowledged that Bingol, with its economic hopelessness and history of factional violence, may be as potent a cradle for terrorists as any other.

Grace, hope, and love break into her novels, but the veil always returns and the world appears again in its accustomed hopelessness.

Its string of mournful, indeed painful, slow movements bring to mind Haydn's great "Seven Last Words of Christ," although its bruised hopelessness is at a distance from the earlier man's dignity and reserve.

The number of superfluous young people condemned to the anteroom of the modern world, an expanded Calais in its squalor and hopelessness, has grown exponentially in recent decades, especially in Asia and Africa's youthful societies.