Europe s Corner of Despair

It's a wail of despair.

An Obama voter's cry of despair

Suicide is a desperate act.

It was a cry of despair.

Suicide is an act of desperation.

Suicide is an act of desperation.

It was an act of desperation.

It was an act of desperation.

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I've reached a point of political despair.

Alcohol took me to the brink of despair.

Patience is a minor form of despair, disguised as a virtue.

AG Every scientist will recognize that expression of despair.

He shrugged his shoulders with a bewildered and despairing look.

He felt that love had saved him from despair, and that that love under the menace of despair grew still stronger and purer.

It's a kind of deaf battle against nothingness, against despair and distress.

We heard personal stories of unimaginable heartbreak, pain, and despair.

Stories of desperation, but also stories that are a source of inspiration, hope and creativity.

Sometimes it can be frustratingly difficult to find vegan wine or beer.

This is not reason for despair or grounds for acting unilaterally.

Left to their own devices, markets are prone to extremes of euphoria and despair.

LONDON The recent European Parliament elections were dominated by disillusion and despair.

Tears of shame and despair choked her. She stopped and burst into sobs.

Teenagers literally drove a principal of one American high school to desperation.

Their attendant psychologist was firm on the desperation these detainees were experiencing

These kinds of character traits could make parents enraged and crazy.

The ECB s decision to double down on monetary stimulus should thus be regarded as an act of desperation.

I see the possibility of despair, misfortune... or of happiness what happiness!...

But for the world's remaining two billion people, life remains desperate.

In fact, I had always thought it was a series of emotions, from very high to very low.

Beethoven's music portrays the whole spectrum of human emotions, from exhilarating joy to deep despair.

Indeed, if there were such a thing as a combined index of despair, Colombia would be an undisputed leader.

Some years ago the historian Fritz Stern wrote a book about Germany entitled The Politics of Cultural Despair.

Many Europeans look at globalization and throw up their hands in frustration the challenge of competitiveness seems so great.

And there were times when I was actually so desperate I would just, you know, walk into a room and just go like, Eric!

'It's all your fault! Your fault!' she exclaimed with tears of despair and spite in her voice, and rose.

Despite questions and cries of frustration from demonstrators, the police were eerily silent.

I was torn by a sense of desperation and desire to want to keep fighting no matter what, he said.

In a public gesture of despair, Cherkesov admitted the failure of Putin s project to reanimate Russian governance by subordinating it to the security services.

That report instantly raised a question in my mind if we accept the regime s diagnosis, why did Kim need to work so hard, despite his frail health? In some sense, his sudden death seems to symbolize the helplessness of a desperate leader confronting overwhelming challenges.

In some sense, his sudden death seems to symbolize the helplessness of a desperate leader confronting overwhelming challenges.

The author of Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair, he died on September 23, 1973, in Santiago, Chile.

Meanwhile, Egypt's sagging economy, high unemployment rate, and rampant corruption have driven many Egyptian youngsters to despair.

For a region that has suffered so long from frustration and despair over its failures, these are among the best of times.