Sentence examples for point of despair from inspiring English sources

"I Have to Get to Work" is about procrastinating to the point of despair.

By this time, even experienced rebels are at the point of despair.

While those cases are "extreme," Mr. Cao said, they reflect how some people "are approaching a point of despair".

But it is precisely at this point of despair that a curious, optimistic hope enters into his philosophy.

Phelps was absolutely to the point of despair after the fracture was discovered in his wrist last fall.

Fifteen years after the Los Angeles riots, he reminded his audience of the "quiet riots" that take place when those who are struggling reach the point of despair.

That record, his third, describes the life of someone who descends through torments until he reaches a point of suicidal despair.

"Once you speculate that someone who committed an evil will repeat that evil, you enter a point of tremendous despair," she said.

When it was over, all that was left was a debate about whether the Red Sox had reached the lowest point of their despair, or if there were further depths to plumb.

"I have never arrived at the point of dark despair, which quite often happened to me during the apartheid years, but I am by nature an optimist," he reflects.

Every significant project I'd ever worked on reached a point of hopeless despair somewhere along the line.