Sentence examples for their hopelessness from inspiring English sources

They hired consultants to tell them what consultants always tell hopeless clients: that, irrespective of their hopelessness, they are lovely people.

Kids who see violence and crime as the answer to their hopelessness.

No wonder relatives dread visiting, their hopelessness compounded when they arrive and say: "Hi Mum, remember me?" only to be met by a vacant stare.

It was a crippling blow to Obama's plans, and to the detainees themselves, the majority of whom went on high-profile hunger strikes to broadcast their hopelessness.

This one family portrayed a circle of despair where one generation, cut off from society, passed on their hopelessness to the next.

In a perverse version of the boost given to Margaret Thatcher and Barack Obama by being outsiders, Jedward's sheer unsuitability for what they are doing makes them more attractive candidates, their hopelessness nicely contrasting with the steely ambition of other aspirants.

Far from any dour cautionary tale of despair, the film chronicles a besieged mining community's determined and often revelatory steps to get beyond their anger, hopelessness and grief, and demand that their state and federal officials live up to our nation's promise of environmental justice and human rights.

But two major-league franchises, both of them called the Washington Senators, packed up and left because of feeble attendance at their games.The hopelessness of the players was chiefly to blame.

They seemed to have taken all of their smoothly cultivated ignorance, their exquisitely learned self-hatred, their elaborately designed hopelessness and sucked it all up into a fiery cone of scorn that had burned for ages in the hollows of their minds -- cooled -- and spilled over lips of outrage, consuming whatever was in its path".

Somewhere in their heads they must understand that they are not acting in their best interest, and this gigantic killer clown is using their despair and hopelessness against them by masterfully pulling their anger strings, turning them, too into ugly, disjointed residents of his angry uncanny valley.

Managers should provide avenues through which people can express not only their anger but also their disappointment, helplessness, hopelessness, defeat, and depression.