Sentence examples for what despair from inspiring English sources
She looked at her with wild eyes, her face eaten away by who knows what despair.
It goes on: "She knew what despair was," "she knew what gratitude meant".
Read his closing lines, and what despair you might feel when listening to a President who abets ignorance, isolation, and cynicism is eased, at least somewhat.
African commentators were bemused by this pledge, since most Africans live in modest but functional fashion, and much of what despair does exist can be traced to Wolfowitz's current and previous employers.
What grief and what despair!
For WHAT?' Despairing of Georgina, whose wilful bad behaviour was testing the admittedly fragile limits of their endurance, the couple had contacted social services, begging them to take their daughter into care.
What virtuoso despair that must have been to witness.
Or what, in despair of a more subtle, less reductive phrase, we can call the congeries of predilections toward self-hurt, self-erasure, self-repudiation in women.
What feeds despair here more than the daily violence, though, is the suspicion that nobody in charge has the ability, the will or the integrity to defeat the criminals and the corruption that supports them.
"Each of which would prompt a different utterance, to which, again, I would have multiple options in responding, and I knew how quickly I could be led eight or 10 steps out on to some dangerous tree branch and what a despair-inducingly slow job it was to retrace my steps".
