despairing造句

Mr Solomon is not despairing.

Being deprived of hope is not despairing.

He received the news with a despairing sigh.

The despairing girl went to the well and leapt in.

Even in the face of this downward spiral, the despairing have hoped.

You may feel despairing because you’re never quite happy with your life – however much you do

Finally he fell asleep, but not without taking with him the tender and despairing image of two people's loneliness together.

Images of defiant "broom armies", gathering spontaneously to clear up the debris, helped lift an initially despairing mood.

He, the poor man, was rich; he, the abandoned, had a family; he, the despairing, was to marry Cosette.

But it is also because there is an emerging theory about a superior Asian model of government, put forward by both despairing Western businesspeople and hubristic Asian chroniclers.

They show, among other things, rotting teeth, a man with a hole in his throat, a dead body and a despairing child.

It is not unusual for men caught in this cycle to feel anxious, socially ill-at-ease, moody, despairing, and apathetic.

The lengthy snippets of soldierly conversation, salty and despairing, sound just right, though they necessarily can be only reconstructions of the real thing.

At the end Tatyana says she still loves him - but will not leave her husband. Onegin is left alone and despairing.

As Ken Tucker wrote at the time: "Finally, in his greatest moments of grief and fury, he showed us the most vulnerable, despairing side of the man of action."

Responding to pleas from reform-minded Egyptians despairing of local politics, Mr ElBaradei has suggested he may return to Egypt and run for president in elections due in 2011.

I don't know if it be a peculiarity in me, but I am seldom otherwise than happy while watching in the chamber of death, should no frenzied or despairing mourner share the duty with me.