Sentence examples for would begin to despair from inspiring English sources

As in: if this vision of the future (the future of warfare, the future of relationships) lodged itself in too many of our minds, society would begin to despair and fall into madness at a rate significantly higher than at present.

Nevertheless, I'd begun to despair shortly after Quackenbush as Sandy, a dizzy mother, launched into a stream-of-consciousness peroration/tirade that went on for ages with only a few interruptions from 14-year-old daughter Becca (Jill Shackner).

It would begin to reform entitlements.

Tomorrow, she would begin to pack.

Sometimes they would begin to dance.

Eventually the reefs would begin to shrink.

THIS time of year, children often begin to despair over the end of summer and the looming school year.

Broke had already sent Tenedos away in the hope that the more favourable odds would entice the American out, but eventually began to despair that Chesapeake would ever come out of the harbour.

Brugman has, over the years, heard hundreds of O'Hanlon's hair-raising anecdotes, but began to despair that he would ever read the autobiography for which he had long hoped.

The funny thing was, he says, that his mother was beginning to despair that he'd ever find anyone at all.

In the dark times, when my uncle was murdered, when my family became dysfunctional with alcohol and grief, or when I realized that our economics would not allow me to go to college, I began to despair.