Sentence examples for so much despair from inspiring English sources
I was met with so much despair," Rayford said.
"There was so much despair and destruction and death that you felt helpless, and this was something I could do".
Toilet just there for two of us to bare So hot in here, causes so much despair.
"There's so much despair in the country, this kind of gave them something to smile about," Schayes said.
Five minutes later, the piano was sheltered under a blue tent across the street, a small victory amid so much despair.
Because the show, the second act, the piece is so much about despair and suicide, and the redemption only comes at the end of the piece, I think there might have been a hesitancy on the part of the audience to enjoy the comic moments.
Lusin was so much in despair that, in a paper of 1925, he came to the "totally unexpected" conclusion that "one does not know and one will never know" whether the projective sets have the desired regularity properties (quoted in Kanamori [1993], 250).
"If there is a sin against life," wrote Camus, "it consists perhaps not so much in despairing of life as in hoping for another life and in eluding the implacable grandeur of this life".
Professor Green sums up the mood: "To see the city I know and love in so much pain and despair is incredibly saddening.
But a musical with so much death and despair is a hard sell in commercial theater these days; even Margaret's religiosity is wildly out of sync with current Broadway portrayals of faith as comic, romantic or subversive plotlines in "Godspell," "Jesus Christ Superstar," "Leap of Faith," "Sister Act" and "The Book of Mormon".
