Sentence examples for too despairing from inspiring English sources

Manea is not by nature a satirist: he's too moral, too despairing.

But there's also reason not to be too despairing.

I'll be frank, eventually I was too despairing to give a shit.

Jamie Wetzl, a 33-year-old Washington lawyer who formerly served on the staff of the National Security Council, was, like Bilsky, too despairing to run after the attacks.

He, too, despaired when he woke in the dark.

Friends in Australia, Canada and England had had to leave to find jobs, yet they, too, despaired at the inequality and repercussions of austerity cuts happening in their absence.

His mother, Susan, tried to be conciliatory, but she, too, despaired.

Render him unconscious and you can Fulton him back to base, too, if you like, although Ocelot may not approve: "You're bringing him, too?" he'll remark, despairing at the cost of extracting nothing more than a grunt from the hot zone.

He'll be pushing hard on housing too, wooing despairing would-be first time buyers in particular.

Video game enthusiasts, too, were despairing of yet another rush to blame violent video games for actual violence, saying many scientists dispute any link between games like Sniper and actual snipers.

Especially if too confused, weakened or despairing to make use of the Citizens Advice Bureau.