Sentence examples for suffering from despair from inspiring English sources

Over the centuries, thanks of every sort have attached themselves to this day: thanks for deliverance from war, from loss, from suffering, from despair; thanks for increase and plenty, for duty and service, for fulfillment and enduring hope, for one generation succeeding another.

If you don't believe that small-town America is suffering from despair take a drive through some of those quaint old New England villages with their iconic white churches and their moribund Main Streets that were killed years ago by some massive Kmart mall a few miles away, a mall in which almost nothing is sold with a "made in the USA" label.

The results were compared to data from patients from the transplantation outpatient clinic, who are directly confronted with the problem of organ shortage because they are on the waiting list for whole organ transplantation or have been already transplanted and experienced the waiting-time for receiving an organ often suffering from despair as well as concerns about receiving an organ at all.

His refusal to confirm whether Valerie Trierweiler was still first lady, at the very moment she was confined to hospital apparently suffering from "deep despair" at his betrayal – alleged – seemed impossibly cruel.

Yet on Wednesday morning there appeared to be relief for those suffering from Trump-based despair.

People who live in separation and despair are suffering from not being whole.

Honestly, do you know anyone who hasn't been suffering from a case of acute despair, depression or cynicism about the world in the past few months?

"If there is one person on the planet who still is suffering from loneliness or from pain or despair, and we don't know about it or we don't want to know about it, then something is wrong with the world," he said.

Yet these advances have done remarkably little to reduce the alienation and despair pervading a society suffering from epidemics of chronic substance abuse, morbid obesity, teen suicide, and similar afflictions.

A Palestinian suicide bomber might be suffering from what Stern describes as the epidemic of despair that afflicts his people.

Newman's latest foray into climate change issues has added to a sense of despair among staff at the BoM, who feel their work is being undermined and are suffering from a lack of support within government.