Sentence examples for profound despair from inspiring English sources
But the greatest disappointment, the most profound despair and anger, is reserved for France's ruling Socialists.
The meeting provoked profound despair in my Iraqi friend and colleague, a woman in her 40s named Yusra.
City's first goal was a joy to behold or, if you blindly follow West Ham, a profound despair.
Whatever profound despair they may be feeling in private, they have largely managed to stay composed in public.
They wish to be polite, hospitable, and avoid complaining, but their eyes betray a dark and profound despair.
The whole election registered profound despair; it may also have registered a bit of naive hope here & there but disappointment is bound to follow.
Unlike those pretenders who play in dark alleys and think they're tough, James Sallis writes from an authentic noir sensibility, a state of mind that hovers between amoral indifference and profound existential despair.
Repeated failures of international climate talks contributed to a profound sense of despair among scientists and environmentalists.
"Sounddance" suggests that nature itself is racked and traumatized; profound agitation — perhaps despair — co-exists with imagery of wings, haunches, nests.
Noticing a look that suggests this might be a little melodramatic, she adds: "I do suffer profound blackness and despair, but I am an actress.
More so than the protests that erupted in the West Bank, which injured dozens of people but were less intense than expected, the comments of senior Palestinians like Mr. Erekat captured the profound sense of despair.
