Sentence examples for terrible despair from inspiring English sources

Enough to know, also, the terrible despair that accompanies the condition.

In those days Vietnam was considered a death sentence, and I was gripped by a terrible despair.

Near the end of his speech, Trump said that "even the most terrible despair can be illuminated by a single ray of hope".

"I've seen people in that camp sink from optimism into this terrible despair and depression," said Grace Gorman, a refugee campaigner.

Even Nick Ian Campbell Dunnn), the boyish young waiter, waxes poetic, referring to Constance's mourning as "this long night of your terrible despair".

The new petition said that "Alan Turing was driven to a terrible despair and early death by the nation he'd done so much to save".

My listening to her poems and encouraging her did nothing to alleviate her terrible loneliness and despair.

"The love and grief of a nation may do something to suggest the feeling of terrible vacancy and despair we all feel".

For the official opposition to respond to terrorist atrocities of such gravity by feuding with itself has presented a terrible spectacle – and despairing Labour MPs know it.

"I felt a terrible sense of hopeless despair on their behalf.

Mr. Blow makes terrible sense of the despair and sense of urgency in a child that produced his own near-act of self-destruction.