Sentence examples for promotes despair from inspiring English sources

Until UNRWA's mandate is adjusted to conform to that of UNHCR's 'durable solutions,' Palestinian children under the agency's care will continue to be educated in a culture that promotes despair and hate in a system that works against their future.

I believe that one reason why many Americans have come to be docile in the face of governmental insanity is their allegiance to the lesser-of-two-evils philosophy, a doctrine which promotes despair.

Generally speaking, however, eliciting positive emotions is preferable to eliciting negative emotions, which may promote apathy or despair (Pidgeon and Fishoff, 2011).

Radical reformers are rarely very deep thinkers: Deep thought about the human condition tends to promote pessimism and despair.

The result is almost too reassuring: Jews, the label text tells us, "recognized that their most precious resource was hope," and, "They acted imaginatively to shield their communities from despair and promote the will to resist".

-- Stop the exploitation of despair to promote your own brand -- especially with those horrible patronizing split-screens.

Therefore, vital to celebrating hope in Iranian culture is recognizing its role in providing what is needed to endure hardship and despair while promoting resourcefulness and the expansion of agency.

Of Sylvia Plath he said, "Her overall influence has been terrible, promoting a kind of narcissistic despair that persists in many poems, novels, and movies today".

Ihsan Shurdom, a former commander of the Jordanian Air Force and part of the Copenhagen Group, Arab and Israeli intellectuals who met at first secretly in Denmark in 1996 to promote peace, articulated the widespread despair within the peace camp these days.

This and other events, the Civil Rights Act notwithstanding, further promoted feelings of injustice and despair.

His usual public reticence may increase the respect of colleagues who despair at the sight of big egos promoting themselves, sometimes at the expense of the party.