Sentence examples for like despair from inspiring English sources

Hamas, like despair itself, is a growth industry in Gaza.

"Error, even though it sometimes feels like despair, is actually much closer in spirit to hope," Ms. Schulz writes.

Music doesn't have to serve as convenient shorthand to denote feelings like despair and misery.

Another hybrid text of the era, James Agee and Walker Evans's "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men," regards the entire enterprise with something like despair.

Maybe it dispels grown-up emotions like despair, self-loathing and Amazon-sales-rank-envy that can stunt the output of writers for mature audiences.

"Antichrist," whose title I don't claim to understand, is split into chapters, with headings like "Despair (Gynocides)" and "Pain (Chaos Reigns)." It would be hard to prove that these mean much, or refer to any cogent structure in the film.

Is it her visit to buy insanely expensive spring clothes juxtaposed with impending international horror that she questions as absurd or some Sartre-like despair she's referring to?

This indicates that CORT administration significantly restores depression-like despair behaviors.

Ashley Cole must have felt like despairing at the lack of cover in front of him, although he too was guilty of positional lapses.

This test assesses depressive-like behavioral despair [ 15].

This advert does boast "electronic key card for extra security", as if anyone would break into this flat looking for anything other than a heavy gas-like feeling of despair!