Sentence examples for time of despair from inspiring English sources

We only wish that our prayers and heartfelt sympathy will help in the slightest way to support Lauren and Steven in this time of despair.

A secular age of faith appears to have collapsed in China, turning into a time of despair and doubt in which many people have no heroes and nothing to believe in.

It does not always provide a solution, but it may be a significant part of one, giving a client room to breathe and hope at a time of despair.

Painters like Thomas Hart Benton and Grant Wood appealed to this prejudice by depicting the landscape as a recumbent, maternal figure, a source of sustenance at a time of despair.

And fans of both clubs might draw some comfort from knowing they are not alone in their time of despair and uncertainty.

Elie Wiesel once said "just as despair can come to one only from other human beings, hope, too, can be given to one only by other human beings". In a time of despair we were being given so much hope.

In exploring the Jewish style of self-deprecating survival comedy, the ability to find a joke in even the darkest times of despair, the film makes a connection to the language and timing of modern humor.

But there had been times of despair in the development stage.

(Distinctions between the Sox and self, between "we" and "I," are always tenuous, and evaporate in times of despair).

It's poignant and very simple, the most heartrending and uplifting song I can think of in times of despair.

While koshering my kitchen, I took a break to read "Bread of Freedom in Times of Despair," (April 16).