Driven to desperation

He's starting to feel desperate.

You could hear the desperation in Mary's voice.

I'm getting a little bit desperate now.

Despair is dangerous in diplomacy.

Tom had a look of desperation on his face.

He lapsed into despair after that accident.

It is estimated that 3 of Nepal's population has been pushed into poverty as a direct result of the earthquakes.

India is slowly losing hearts of people of North East and Kashmir.

A sense of despondency has set in that nothing can be done to stop it.

Consequently, there is still plenty of poverty and despair.

Despair drove him to attempt suicide.

But the blockade only makes people more desperate.

Poverty breeds despair. We know this.

Despair breeds violence. We know this.

It will fall to the Union, once again, to help transform despair into hope.

We may see in his face Lear s desperation Howl, howl, howl, howl!

Patients, desperate after seeing their symptoms getting worse, asked the doctor for the intervention of the wisiratu

And, without such a future, the economic despair that gave rise to the revolution in Tunis is unlikely to disappear.

Writing on Facebook, Amani Naseem described her frustration with the ruling and the horror to come

The despair felt after 1937 led to the emergence of similar new terms then, too.

And there were particular numbers that every time I saw them, just got me dreadfully upset all kinds of ritualistic observances, just awful, awful stuff.

But before we despair, there is work to be done.

I refuse to accept despair as the final response to the ambiguities and horrors of Ukraine s history.

Instead of being an international leader in the worldwide war against terrorism, it is sinking into the despair of a perpetual victim.

Their hidden or even visible anguish is worthless, a cipher s despair.

'The despair you were unable to conceal when one of the riders fell.'

God makes this manifest to you lest you wander astray, for God has knowledge of everything.

As someone born in the old Soviet Union, I know firsthand the despair and brutality of such attempts.

Efforts to do so usually ended disastrously. As someone born in the old Soviet Union, I know firsthand the despair and brutality of such attempts.

Online activists and writers have expressed their grief and frustration over these recurring incidents.

People panicked as a helicopter hovered above Istiklal Street, Istanbul's most famous and overcrowded thoroughfare, because the Taksim region of Istanbul has experienced bomb attacks in the past.

They were feeling despair, they were feeling, Well, it doesn't matter what we do eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die.

Desperation and poverty are the tools used by evil forces to raise their terrorist cadres.

For we all suffer from the political instability to which such despair gives rise.

But the fear, if not despair, of the poor and not so poor has increased tremendously.

His despair was heightened by the consciousness that he was quite alone in his sorrow.

The Palestinians of Gaza indeed, all those across the region who lead blighted lives without hope cannot wait for new administrations or international institutions to act.

If such criminal activity is to be stopped, the despair found in poor countries must be reduced.

One could despair the Bush administration has obviously wasted almost seven years during which it could have pursued a solution.

Despair and alienation have taken hold of the younger generation of Arabs, who represent over 50 of the region's population.

These pathologies are energized in societies that are bereft, where sheer despair leaves people in positions without hope and faith in their surrounding society or civilization.

Only utter hopelessness can drive so young a man to such an act.

He was religious, a devout Catholic, and believed in prayer Despair kills prayer dissipates it and after praying man trusts and acts.

Housewives in poor countries and in better off countries, too despair at the rising cost of feeding their families.