Sentence examples for vision of despair from inspiring English sources
It was Frederick Wiseman's "High School" ["In Familiar Corridors, an American Vision of Despair" by Steve Vineberg, Aug. 26].
Alongside this vision of despair I am shown an alternate very hopeful future.
Erupting during the final stages of World War I, this global disaster reinforced the era's nihilism and apocalyptic visions of despair.
The Raft of the Medusa is a vision of utter despair.
The massively loud and dissonant orchestral pile-up of a chord near the end of the third movement is a vision of a despairing abyss that the quiet music that comes after it can't possibly console.
Its music tossed together country and ska, punk and klezmer, while Mr. Lowery sang in a straightforward, workaday voice about surreal visions or moments of despair.
It's actually disheartening to come across such moments of pathos, which affirm Irvine Welsh's fierce vision of working-class despair.
Tower's dialogue is as crisp and contemporary and offbeat as Lorrie Moore's and his vision of America as despairing as Joy Williams's (to cite just two of our greatest short story writers).
Munch's Scream is an unadulterated vision of modern life as a shudder of despair.
But a vision of eventual rectification allays his despair: "At the destined hour it will come in breathless haste".
Trump's vision, she said, was "of hopelessness and despair, a vision of a country that is weak and divided, a country in chaos, where other citizens are a threat".
