Sentence examples for nights of despair from inspiring English sources

The reporter gets all of the good sex without the sleepless nights of despair and loneliness, the long conversations when things have gone wrong.

But, feeble as it may be, it is my song, and in the never-ending night of despair, my song must be enough.

The enormity of the second leg was evident when 19,962 supporters crammed into the two sides of Molineux that were open - the corresponding league fixture in February had seen a paltry 3,357 turn up - yet for the majority of the crowd it would be a night of despair.

How can you do that when you're surviving on four hours of sleep a night and on the verge of despair?

Hold a candle and light up the dark nights of the all the despairing mothers.

This column is an excerpt from "Rising in the Night: Compassion and Justice in a Time of Despair," a social justice Tisha B'Av Supplement published by Uri L'Tzedek.

I wondered how many of those standing in the cold night air had experienced the God-awful wave of despair that envelopes you in the most mundane of situations.

Even Nick Ian Campbell Dunnn), the boyish young waiter, waxes poetic, referring to Constance's mourning as "this long night of your terrible despair".

It was a night of "division and despair" at Westminster on Monday night, it adds.

I would dread the end of the day, not wanting to face another never-ending night of doom and despair.

Dragons of Despair has also been converted into the Neverwinter Nights computer game format.