Sentence examples for somewhat hopeless from inspiring English sources

The scene is set in the summer of 1944 – life was tough and society was somewhat hopeless and depressed.

Uhlirova's women's doubles partner, Natalie Grandin of South Africa, echoe Uhlirova's sentiments as the two stood by the sheet, looking somewhat hopeless.

Last week, I wrote a blog post about Kelly Gissendaner's life and I'll admit that when I wrote the post I felt somewhat hopeless.

Both were pretty hopeless.

As well as stressing that San Judas "gives hope to the hopeless," the priest did acknowledge that the saint had been somewhat appropriated by criminals.

In narratives of the hopeless and the near-hopeless, of human beings experiencing powerlessness and self-delusion, he managed to record a new kind of consciousness, giving the reader glimpses of the self as an opaque and somewhat mechanistic thing.

All hopeless.

It feels hopeless.

It seems hopeless".

The hopeless emptiness.

"Hopeless," Renshaw said.