Sentence examples for states of despair from inspiring English sources

The posters, which appear on subways, walls and buses, feature toddlers in states of despair or discontent because they were born to teenage mothers.

The danger is that these states of flux will turn into states of despair (Sierra Leone or Liberia) -- literally failed states.

I would call these ailing democracies "states of flux," which could turn into "states of despair" or even "states of rage".

I then filled the "stomach" with digestive acids, and dissolved many of the substances – from the everyday to the illegal – that are regularly ingested by people during states of despair, hoping change their state of being, or to end it.

The paradox of moderate and independent speakers serving as the face of a conservative party with a conservative agenda has left some of the party's centrists in varying states of despair.

It is deeply moving and full of humanity, particularly in the way it describes the process of lifting men from a profound states of despair into a renewed desire to live and build a different future for themselves.

"Our house was sort of in a state of despair.

Butterworth looked on in a state of despair.

For several months she has withdrawn from the world in a state of despair.

The loss of their jungle has left them in a state of despair.

"Nobody can live in a perpetual state of despair," he said.