Sentence examples for tremendous despair from inspiring English sources
"Once you speculate that someone who committed an evil will repeat that evil, you enter a point of tremendous despair," she said.
Hope in the Dark was, in many ways, of its moment – it was written against the tremendous despair at the height of the Bush administration's powers and the outset of the war in Iraq.
While she concluded that the policy did not, in principle, force anyone to move, she believed that many people with "no income to spare" did not have any other option to re-locate and this had left them in "tremendous despair".
As a child, amid the violence of his family, Shepard, who has spoken of "tremendous morning despair," was something of a sleepwalker.
"The feelings are so desolate, the despair is tremendous," Hirsch said.
When we look at the world, we see tremendous strife, pain, fear and despair.
But facing tremendous military pressure from Israel, diplomatic pressure from abroad and despair at home, some Palestinians have been searching for a way back to political negotiations.
The symbolism of rebirth and reclamation was strong as the sakura blossoms reminded those assembled that even the deepest despair will in time pass and we will be able to enjoy the tremendous beauty of life, in all its wonder.
This is one reason for the tremendous swings that we are experiencing in the equity markets as Wall Street alternates between euphoria and despair.
