Sentence examples for some despair from inspiring English sources
"As I began to understand their story," Mr. Hinds said, "I sensed some despair".
Some despair, most are killed, and then the story fizzles out, with the aliens dying of disease.
In 1601, the Lord Chamberlain's Men, and their resident playwright, took to the road in some despair.
A source of some despair, says Danielle Renoux, are the competitors who steal her father's designs by making their own molds from his santons.
And I received a lot of letters from Americans after I made my speech, many of them couched in terms of some despair.
OBSERVERS of modern presidential campaigns might be allowed some despair over the highly produced, theatrical productions that pass for campaign events these days.
#whatstigma" Some replies were hopeful, some despairing, some pragmatic.
The study provided some despairing patients with comfort, and an excuse — "Well, it is in my genes".
Since the results were announced, the answer to that question among some despairing remain supporters is that the Welsh have given up on Wales.
When it happens, some people scream in rage, some in despair, some in horror, but everybody knows there will be more.
James was the Pied Piper, the one who set in motion so much change in the NBA that it left some teams with high hopes, some with despair and some thinking they remain on the right course for next season.
