Sentence examples for mood despair from inspiring English sources

Underlying mood: despair at the wretchedness of the Arab condition.

That diffuse, hard-to-pin-down mood — despairing or resolute, and, yes, sometimes simply angry — will be transmuted into the black-or-white binary code of win or lose on Election Day.

This is because the piece does not attempt to convey a story, but merely portrays two contrasting moods: despair (during the lacrimosa section) and triumph.

The findings on the YQOL domain revealed that adult patients with T2D experienced negative feelings (blue moods, despair, anxiety etc).

It was drenched in a mood of despair.

The new songs, he said, share "a mood of despair and melancholy".

Although it accounts for his perpetual mood of despair, that insight also makes him a hero for this age of anxiety.

He finds "a language of menacing catastrophe in most areas of public debate" and a dominant mood "of despair or helplessness or sober pessimism".

In the wake of the collapse of France's Popular Front government, the film was seen as exacerbating the mood of despair creeping into the left.

There was a similar mood of despair among the heads of Germany's 16 federal states who have complained that their ability to continue housing the refugee influx has reached breaking point.

Twenty months into what is now a civil war, both supporters and opponents of the government are trapped in a darkening mood of despair, revulsion and fear that neither side can end the conflict.