hopelessly

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• When you’re under stress and feel hopeless, it’s more likely that these conflicts spiral into violence.

• Helpless, hopeless, despondent, all sorts of sad emotions in the English language that you can think of.

• While it may feel hopeless to see all of this unfold, just remember that you can still take responsibility in securing the health of yourself and the people you love.

• Nothing formally came of it, but one of the men, the pro-democracy economist Fouad Abdelmoumni, says his friends high up at the agency told him the letter was hopeless and urged him to drop the matter.

• Despite the result of this vote, the situation is not entirely hopeless in “Europe’s last dictatorship”.

• Society itself must be changed, right out from under our hopeless cases.

• These formations streamed from Rwanda with the same hopeless shuffle as they did from Bosnia and now as they do from Syria.

• Inside, it seemed hopeless, for every chair in sight was occupied, and a dozen men were asleep on the floor.

• Anyone who takes pot shots at a lovely wading bird is a hopeless defective, in my view, an evolutionary mistake.

• The Economist cover in 2000 dubbed it “The Hopeless Continent,” with a photo of a grinning, heavily armed soldier.

• The conflict of these certainties left hopeless disorder in every corner of his being.

• As the hopeless wish passed through his soul, the iron entered with it, but did not pass away.

• His attitude was one of hopeless resignation as he looked toward a distant bird winging its flight away from him.

• The Austrian parlementaire pointed out that it was hopeless to continue the struggle as he had neither provisions nor ammunition.