Sentence examples for moving from despair from inspiring English sources

As one economist puts it, the economy is moving from despair to repair.

We are moving from despair to hope".

It sees the protagonist falling and drowning while interacting with the various creatures and words that appear, all the while adding to a running poem that creates a narrative, moving from despair to transcendence.

We are moving from despair to hope". In addition, UNAIDS contends that in sub-Saharan Africa, AIDS-related deaths have plummeted by more than one-third in the last six years.

In a minute you can move from despair to hope and back again.

The organisers say that the aim of Festival Brazil is to celebrate "a nation that has moved from despair to hope in 20 years".

That may seem like a stretch, but any first century reader of Luke's Gospel would immediately recognize this famous question as the beginning of Psalm 22, a long prayer that moves from despair, pain and abandonment into hope, victory and fulfillment.

This drives Elvira over the edge and lets Bellini move her from despair to flightiness and back through the three acts.

Moving from iPad 1 to iPad 2 has been an exercise in confusion followed by fear followed by despair and now acceptance.

I moved from panic to despair, but then I checked my bank: The money was there, so I went back to sleep.

The former vice-president is aware that Americans in particular could move "from denial to despair", believing first that there is no danger and then that there is nothing that can be done about it.