Sentence examples for the same despair from inspiring English sources

Many artists today feel the same despair the moderator expresses at the play's beginning, speaking of Aymes and of himself.

They felt the same despair I did, often telling me: "not enough aid reached the people in a timely manner".

Hear the Wind Sing has nowhere to go except to circle the same despair: though it has a little bit of plot, it remains a mood piece, and stasis can take both writer and reader only so far.

During a group therapy session, he breaks down and comforts an everyman who expressed the same despair that Don had carried inside himself for years.

The same despair was evident in the lyrics to "Grey Cloudy Lies", a track that Harrison described to Paul Gambaccini in September 1975 as "one of those depressing, 4 o'clock in the morning sort of songs".

Watchers would even grieve when losing their 'social surrogates' (due to a show cancellation, for example), experiencing the same despair and longing as they would with the absence of a real friend.

In towns and cities from Argentina to Denmark, China to South Africa, relatives and loved ones of people missing in the attacks have been ceaselessly watching television and keeping the same despairing vigils by telephone as their counterparts in the United States.

"I've had that same despair you're talking about.

Right now, the responsibility to help ensure the survival and prosperity of those weakened by the storm -- of those experiencing the very same despair I felt when I thought I'd lost everything.

We get a taste here of the same eternal despair.

There, the same grim despair that motivates Vida's gun-toting man in the park hangs like smog.