Sentence examples for sympathy despair from inspiring English sources

I had less of a sense that I could effect change than that I would be changed by what I saw and felt, by the emotions - sadness, sympathy, despair, anger, outrage, and ultimately hope - that are the inevitable response to such a situation.

He uses that epithet in an unassayable mix of irony, vainglory, passionate sympathy and despair.

"She should get a bounce from the outpouring of sympathy and despair," said David Fleischer, professor of political science at the University of Brasilia.

Polite applause and a solitary boo when he took his bow on Monday suggested a warm sympathy mixed with despair.

These writers felt nothing but sympathy for the pain and despair Snelling must have endured.

Most problematically, the production underplays the text's feminism: Ato is framed as the central character, while Eulalie's journey from idealism to alcoholism and despair is not presented with much sympathy.

I realized that I had been left to deal with all of the grief, loneliness and despair of widowhood, but without the outpouring of sympathy and support that people would naturally provide to an actual widow.

But, for all his sympathy with the modern reformers, Shapiro sometimes throws up his hands in despair at Oberammergau and its play.

Where the Old Etonian Orwell wrote with sympathy and sometimes with admiration of working people, Gissing quite early in life despaired of them; also of democracy, which he grimly and fearfully equated with the rule of the mob.

Ms. Manville, her voice perched on the edge of shrillness, her pretty features stretched on a rack of anxiety and despair, is all the more heartbreaking for being nearly unable to absorb our sympathy.

We only wish that our prayers and heartfelt sympathy will help in the slightest way to support Lauren and Steven in this time of despair.