Sentence examples for unspoken despair from inspiring English sources

Sian Brooke's Jean, a lonely soul, knocks back double gins and exudes unspoken despair – rubbing her shin by an electric fire.

The camera keeps coming back to linger tenderly on Isabelle, whose unspoken despair runs like a black thread throughout the movie.

A week later, Ms. Moore was saying little but suggesting much in a scene that found Laura Brown retreating in unspoken despair from her bedroom to the bathroom, entreaties from her husband (John C. Reilly) falling on panicky and possibly suicidal ears.

Four years ago, the author and father Adam Mansbach gave voice to hitherto unspoken parental despair and rage when he came up with the parody bedtime storybook "Go the Fuck to Sleep".

The nightmare that continues in the Middle East, where Isis is trying to build its caliphate, and where civilians are massacred by Assad's army – a grotesque unspoken alliance that has turned the region into a factory of despair spewing its consequences into Europe – is key, of course, to the events of Friday.

I believe the definition of the "hope" that Barack Obama enthuses operates on the unspoken thesis that there has to be a polar opposite to the despair of 9/11.

• Despair.

"He has that unspoken quality".

And left unspoken.

A. It was unspoken.

I despair.