Sentence examples similar to tackling despair from inspiring English sources
The case must be made for tackling the inequalities and despair that fuelled much of the Brexit vote in the first place.
Tackling it head on can easily produce either despondency and despair or a detached and jaundiced cynicism.
Through IMO we have tackled, in recent months, our hopes and our despair.
"It shows the recurrent mirage of a silver bullet solution to climate change is often a sign of despair at world leaders' unwillingness to seriously tackle CO2 emissions.
We're asking journalists, entrepreneurs, scholars and activists to help us tackle the question of whether slums are a place of hope or despair, stagnation or opportunity.
When the feelings of despair passed, he said, he saw "an entirely different way to tackle the problem, or else, I have recognized that the project was unrealistic".
We quickly reached high levels of frustration, even despair, despite our initial excitement about the projects we planned to tackle.
But Dr. Stone has a sense of despair about that: it is too big an issue, too hard to tackle.
All his works attempt to tackle fundamental questions relating to the human condition - good versus evil, joy and despair, light and dark.
Scott Brown's despairing tackle prevented Daniel Candeias from opening the scoring after one of many slack passes from Dedryck Boyata.
