Sentence examples for of total despair from inspiring English sources
Guantánamo, he says, is like Kentucky Fried Chicken, since both keep their inmates in small cages, are staffed by ignorant teenagers and have atmospheres of total despair.
His 77 included three double bogeys, a swing that seemed to spring more leaks every hole and ended with Woods walking off wearing a look of total despair.
His Mercedes team-mate Rosberg enjoyed a 43-point lead going into the race and another victory here – and he had the grid advantage – would have probably driven Hamilton to the precipice of total despair.
Reading Myles merely results in a pale imitation or else a mood of total despair at the knowledge that the prospect of reaching those heights is out of the question.
When Nick Helm strips down to his pants in his show Dare to Dream, it signifies a moment of total despair, and the sight of a fat, sweating man in saggy Y-fronts prompts laughter that is mixed with pity.
Is it a stretch to assume that this feeling of total despair led Hamsun to praise Hitler and to rejoice in the invasion of his own country, Norway, as the only possible rescue from the darkness of the world?
Their aim is to bring us to total despair, a loss of hope and the loss of the national vision which leads us: 'A free people in our land, the land of Zion and Jerusalem.' Citizens of Israel -- this will not happen!
Stanford's premier health center does not offer a rape kit exam to survivors; they must drive all the way to Santa Clara (approximately 40 minutes from the Stanford campus) to undergo the 4-6 hour exam, then drive all the way back home again, often in a state of shock or total despair.
Week after week, Arsecast and The Tuesday Club attempt to make sense of it all on behalf of troubled Gooners, while the ongoing descent into total despair of Newcastle fans makes for grim but compelling listening by the men behind True Faith.
I can remember walking out of a rehearsal in total despair because Neville would not try the ideas.
"Right now we're in tech rehearsals, and it's alternately a time of great hope and total despair," he said.
