"Deep despair" refers to a state of intense sadness, hopelessness, and unhappiness.
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In most cases, couples are already
in deep despair by the time they see a therapist.
The resulting art works on canvas are poignant, beautifully expressed moments
of deep despair and the struggle to understand «why?».
If given a true and complete glimpse of the blackness that resides in our own hearts, some would fall
into deep despair and depression from which there is no escape, while others would embrace the evil as a justification for further evil actions toward others.
I'm saying this b / c I know many ppl
feel deep despair about climate, especially post-election.
Even his worst moments now are generally just mega-annoying and
not deep despair - inducing.
I know this all may sound radical, but this is something that is being tried now around London by the Church of England, who is in
pretty deep despair.
Based on the true story of Aron Ralston, the hiker who had to resort to drastic tactics to dislodge himself from a giant boulder in the Utah desert, «127 Hours» allows Franco to show every bit of his range: his gift for effortless comedy, which he showed off in a scene - stealing performance in the next film on this list, as well as the sort of subtle but
deep despair earned him a Golden Globe and made him a star in the 2001 «James Dean» TV movie.
In the grim, Southeast Texas - set «Hellion,» writer - director Kat Candler offers no relief for the unhappy father and son whose bad behavior sends them falling into
ever deeper despair.
Amanda, Your comment about the book's
deep despair makes me think of my reaction to «The Road.»
It is a self - reported one - dimensional measure for young adults consisting of 15 items such as: «I would feel
deep despair if he / she left me» by using 9 points rating scale; 1 = not at all true to 9 = definitely true.
The following is something I wrote in July of 2008 while in the midst of a time
of deep despair and discouragement.
It's sort of a mental and emotional confusion but it should be relatively functional, it should be fleeting and you should not
feel deep despair or distress about yourself, your family or your newborn.
The Psalm does not question the relationship of David and Mount Zion to all Israel3 In its moods of
deepest despair, the Old Testament story finds hope for the future of all Israel in the certainty that God would realize his purpose in the David - Zion covenant with the re-establishment of that rule in some form.
In 1758 a young, dissolute Prussian named Johann Georg Hamann found himself in
a deep despair, wandering lost in the world, searching intensely for the «Light of life.»
Many times especially in illness to
deep despair, the majority of people have no words or know what to do or say to comfort others in troubled times and would rather turn away not understanding their own loss or inadequacy or feeble attempts or lacking to learn from.
In a period of
deep despair he wrote an anguished letter to God.
In
our deepest despair, if we simply turn our hearts to God, we have fashioned a prayer.
Isolated and alone, democratic man shifts back and forth between an excessive, ecstatic understanding of what he can do and
a deep despair that he can accomplish nothing.
These are times of
deep despair, yet, I believe it is true that when we seek the Lord, he has a plan to take us further down the road.
Harry Kane's late equaliser for Tottenham made sure that if West Ham got the draw it would feel like a loss, and then him actually scoring the winner sent Hammers fans into
deeper despair.
What with the constant bombardment of rumours both good and bad, it is easy to get carried away by wild optimism and
deep despair in equal measures!
His sobs were not «signs of giving up», but cries of
deep despair and like my birth parents, I did not come for him...»
One person we won't see in any TV debates is Jeremy Corbyn, whose lack of leadership in this campaign has left many shadow cabinet members in
deep despair, particularly those representing inner - city constituencies in the north of England.
A deep despair mars the first year of motherhood for as many as one in five women.
Our Lord and savior Jesus Christ lifted the veil of
the deepest despair, replacing it with His eternal light and everlasting love.
In reacting to myriad traumas, the remarkably restrained Preer conveys a sense of
deep despair, as if haunted by the ghosts of history.
Illogically and unscientifically assigned essay writing tasks make the students sink in
deep despair.
Inside the Book Title: 22 SCARS Author: Christopher North Publisher: Independent Pages: 288 Genre: YA BOOK BLURB: Raised with apathy and spite, Amy's life is a monotonous drone of
deep despair, broken only by coffee and Read More
But what made it last was how the author conveyed
the deep despair, then hope, then even deeper despair.
The title would seem to indicate the latter, but in these vital works there is the sense that from
the deepest despair, a life - affirming creativity will emerge.
«We need to see more work that shows that artists are anguished and not just looking after their career, but expressing
their deepest despair,» said gallery director Hanne Tierney.
She, the hospital staff and her family all expected her to be there for a long, long time, and she was in
deep despair.
A good coach, the right coach, will turn things around for a salesperson in
the deepest despair.
Somewhere in the country right now there is a salesperson sitting at their desk or at their kitchen table with their head in their hands and in
deep despair.