As, however, Rosa was already able to write a legible hand when Cornelius so uncautiously opened his heart, she did not
despair of progressing quickly enough to write, after eight days at the latest, to the prisoner an account of his tulip.
The Black Tulip
Betsey, too, a spoiled child, trained up to think the alphabet her greatest enemy, left to be with the servants at her pleasure, and then encouraged to report any evil of them, she was almost as ready to
despair of being able to love or assist; and of Susan's temper she had many doubts.
Mansfield Park
Sympathizing with Clara in all besides, she had no sympathy, as they sat together in the pleasant sunshine, with Clara's gloomy
despair of the future.
The Frozen Deep
George no sooner came home to his master's house than he met with Mrs Honour; to whom, having first sounded her with a few previous questions, he delivered the letter for her mistress, and received at the same time another from her, for Mr Jones; which Honour told him she had carried all that day in her bosom, and began to
despair of finding any means of delivering it.
The History of Tom Jones a Foundling
by Peter Renton, Lydiate Don't Despair DON'T
despair of your tomorrow, It may not be a time of sorrow.
Your Poems
As the "no, no, no" continued, I interrupted f the presenting students and spoke about the obvious and sad conjunction between text and life: We were hearing the voice of despair nearby discussing the
despair of Wiesel during his imprisonment.
The student as teacher: students can rise above the circumstances of their lives and unexpectedly teach lessons about themselves and about life
Elsewhere Allah says: "Say, "O My servants who have transgressed against themselves [by sinning], do not
despair of the mercy of Allah.
Theology of hope in Islamic mysticism with a focus on Rumi's thought
Paxman said that humour helped people feel "reconnected with the political process they so
despair of...".
IN THE NEWS
In such a case, he would keep the following Quranic verse in his mind: {Say, "O My servants who have transgressed against themselves [by sinning], do not
despair of the Mercy of Allah.
HOPE IS THE ELIXIR OF LIFE
Furthermore, by this reading I suggest that in articulating this view through the 'higher' pseudonymous identity of Anti Climacus (the author of The Sickness unto Death), Kierkegaard creates a therapeutic hermeneutic which aims not only to alleviate the
despair of his reader, but also to come to terms with his own difficulties in accepting the 'impossibility' of self-forgiveness.
Kierkegaard as physician of the soul: on self-forgiveness and despair
After thirty years of seeking, she despaired of knowing God, but God did not
despair of knowing her.
The Force Of My Yeshua
And there are genuine dangers in reproductive activity: maternal mortality, infant mortality, the fallout ("nuclear" in its insidious half-life) of divorce and custody, the
despair of finding oneself the parent of children with a partner one does not love.
A durable fire
But growing up in the 1980s and coming out in the 1990s, as I did, I've always known enough to understand the
despair of older friends who lost so many loved ones to the disease.
Protease inhibitors November 1996: Jon Barrett describes the impact of a New York Times story heralding the drugs. (Bold beginnings)
During the turbulent '60s and early '70s--with an unjust war, political assassinations, and corruption in high office tearing at the fabric of real-life society--the moral confusion and existential
despair of films like The Graduate and Carnal Knowledge, Midnight Cowboy and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIEGOER
We have put before the people of Northern Ireland a choice - hope of a lasting, fair political settlement for Northern Ireland, or the
despair of a fresh generation of violence, hatred and intransigence.
IT'S YOUR CHOICE, SAYS BLAIR