Sentence examples for scene of despair from inspiring English sources

It was a scene of despair for anyone convinced faiths and peoples can be disentangled in the Holy Land.

By 4 a.m., less than an hour after the defeat, the Angel of Independence was a scene of despair.

The tone is apt, akin to that of a tall tale; the theme, dear to John Ford, of eliding fact into legend is given a striking new life; and a single brief scene of despair and degradation is more harrowing than those found in most hard-edged dramas.

The tone is apt, akin to that of a tall tale; the theme, dear to John Ford, of eliding fact into legend is given a striking new life; and a single brief scene of despair and degradation is more harrowing than most hard-edged dramas.

Repeated scenes of despair unfolded in the vast cemetery, which stretches to the horizon from the shrine.

I have also witnessed scenes of despair and disillusionment as they realise the reality of their "resettled" life is very different from what they were led to believe, and at odds with the hollow rhetoric and political spin that is being fed to the Australian public.

His scenes of despair and tragedy have an aura of festive, brightly colored glee - perhaps he takes a subconscious joy in this marketing of marginalization and it comes out in his palette.

In a final mad scene of quiet despair over obsessively pealing bells, Ms. Garanca was tremendously moving.

"That scene is kind of despair really.

The scene was one of despair and unimaginable bloodshed, Mr. Kelley said in a telephone interview.

Maude, having within a year changed the Mesopotamian scene from one of despair to one of victory, died of cholera on Nov. 18, 1917.