Sentence examples for makes me despair from inspiring English sources
With each refresh of my Facebook and Twitter feed, there's another story that makes me despair for "Great" Britain.
(I cannot really put it into words why, but watching this makes me despair a little about the Obama campaign).
"What makes me despair is that at the same time these terrorist hijackers were gleefully smiling, at least half of our compatriots were loudly laughing," he wrote.
But to see Labour women now – MPs particularly – complaining about "bullying" and "misogyny" and blaming it on Jeremy Corbyn, because, they claim, he ignores it, or, worse, condones it (or licenses it, according to Owen Smith), makes me despair.
I'm no child psychologist, but I am a mother of two children myself, and reading your letter makes me despair at my own far lazier approach to their learning.
Being invited to meetings made me despair.
But it doesn't make me despair.
This gave me hope where a flawless poet might have made me despair".
They buy a bike and they buy a bell, and they make me despair because everywhere they go they set the cause of cycling back.
"Something intangible had come for me, to try its luck: some formless, borderless evil, that came to try to make me despair".
