Sentence examples for the despair of from inspiring English sources

AMERICA'S system of money-politics is the despair of everyone it touches.

"I'm really the despair of my plant friends," she says with a sigh.

To the despair of many physicists, it has been dubbed the "God particle".

News of its existence was leaked in America, to the despair of Lithuanian officials.

Out of the despair of that calamity grew faith in a false messiah, Shabbetai Tzevi.

What Columbus does not have, to the despair of its leaders, is an image.

"What I have to express is the despair of a person who is totally naked.

In an intricate and rather beautiful manner young Withington represents the despair of the American undergraduate.

He spoke of the despair of poverty and lack of education.

In his work, beauty triumphed over the despair of exile or dispossession.

But a larger factor, it seems, was the despair of white people in struggling small towns.