Sentence examples for this despair was from inspiring English sources

One of the more perverse symptoms of this despair was extremism: inarticulate, devastating, and violent.

This despair was tempered by his tenderness and compassion for the human condition, and such books as Le Livre de la pitié et de la mort (1890) and Reflets sur la sombre route (1889) are perfect examples of his candid art an art so simple that Lemaître asserted that it was impossible to discover "how it was done".

This despair is shared by most people I meet or read about in the newspapers.

This despair is due to their income, their work, or maybe they feel oppressed by all this movement, and so lose hope.

All this despairing was a powerful influence on Dowland, who was recognised early on as an exceptional talent; all the more strange, then, that he failed to obtain a court appointment under Elizabeth I.

With regret he found that something like hope was flooding his heart; at this point the despair was almost easier to deal with.

But the despair was, in fact, simulated.

This kind of ecological despair was a big part of why I resisted having kids until my late 30s.

This rearguard rebellion of despair was doomed to fail, despite the support of a few remaining Montagnard deputies, whose fraternization with the demonstrators was to cost them their lives after the insurgents were routed the following day.

A kind of despair was overtaking him.

Morris's total despair was premature.