Sentence examples for she has lost hope from inspiring English sources

My mum is now worried in such a way she has lost hope.

One pensioner, a former restaurant owner, says she has lost hope of seeing positive change at the top: "Let's hope those that win do something.

The 17-year-old says she has lost hope for the future in her semi-deserted mountain hamlet deep in rural Honduras.

A British grandmother on death row in Indonesia has paid tribute to two Australians executed last night, saying that she has lost hope for herself after seeing the "good men" die.

She says she has not given up on finding out more about her father, now missing for almost 40 years, but admits she has lost hope of overcoming the 1979 Amnesty Law in order to secure a prosecution.

The critic's daughter said she had lost hope that their dreams of democracy would be achieved.

Ms. Gonzales said she had lost hope the case would ever be cracked.

In the 20 years before she and her partner Allan Wood finally moved to Canada from New York City in 2005, she had "lost hope" in the country she saw plagued by "civil liberties crackdowns" and "endless wars".

But after Trump's sweep on Tuesday, Bethany Mandel, a senior contributor for The Federalist and a part of the Never Trump movement, a concerted effort among Republicans to stop the frontrunner from clinching the nomination, said she had lost hope that the other candidates could keep him from gaining the 1,237 delegates needed to win the nomination.

She added she had "lost hope in this trial".

Mawodzeke comments that Tina is a "good peer educator", adding "when she was referred to the project in 2005, Tina was withdrawn and lacked confidence; she had lost hope.