Sentence examples for rising despair from inspiring English sources

O.K., I say to myself, taking a deep breath and folding away the rising despair like the breakfast napkins.

Parton's voice – still as light and girlish in the rerecording as it was 30 years before – perfectly captures the naivety of the trusting protagonist and her rising despair as she realises the man she's pinned her hopes on isn't coming back for her.

"Rising out of despair, not letting despair overwhelm you, is important," Qadiri says.

"Rising out of despair, not letting despair overwhelm you, is important," Al Qadiri says.

Before the Miami Heat could rise and despair could set in, N.B.A. executives and fans began reaching for coping mechanisms last summer.

Heading towards oblivion, they should take inspiration from how their opponents have risen from despair to glory.

In Ntozake Shange's well-known play, a tall black woman rose from despair and cried out, "i found god in myself and i loved her, i loved her fiercely" (1976, 63).

He listed familiar reasons for American despair: rising medical costs, a huge trade deficit, student debt.

He said the deaths partly reflected the level of mental illness in prison and a rising toll of despair among some prisoners.

But it's hard not to feel that even in this vast building, stir-craziness beckons.WednesdayWEDNESDAY saw various arrivals at the Copenhagen conference: some heads of state, some settling snow and a rising sense of despair.

ReprintsWhat made Sir Edward speak out was a rising sense of despair among Kenyans and donors at the failure of Mr Kibaki's government to match words with deeds.