Sentence examples for started to despair from inspiring English sources

In the past few days, even some arch-enemies of the Obama Administration have started to despair of the Republicans.

Stapel started to despair when he realized that he didn't know what buildings had been around at the time of his study.

With the rise of the internet, trailer libraries started to despair over their work being uploaded and shared online – after all, exclusivity is key to their business.

And the Holy Land has no Mandela.Since the collapse of the peace process in 2000, and despite subsequent efforts to revive it, ordinary Israelis and Palestinians have started to despair.

There was a leader on the field, and it was a welcome sight for fans who had started to despair as a season that had promised so much became such a disaster.

The former pensions minister Steve Webb, now at insurer Royal London, said the industry had "started to despair at the lack of momentum" in the project, but said the announcement was a huge step forward.

He is starting to despair.

"At that time I was starting to despair of him.

"The tumors were still growing, and I'm starting to despair.

"At that stage," said Ferguson, "I was starting to despair of him".

I was starting to despair when Professor Fitzbaum walked into the room.