Elizabeth waited in despair of putting the case as she felt it.

Thence comes the despair of all the great masters of the word.

Leopold and most of the aristocracy fled, in despair of its defence.

There was something very pathetic in the steady despair of his voice.

For the moment it might seem justifiable to despair of the republic.

The crew of this fourth ship, in despair of saving it, landed.

And again she seemed to see the despair of the unfortunate Antonia.

It was the despair of his father, the torment of his mother.

For the first time, he felt the despair of the armadillolike race.

The despair of all concerned would draw tears from the dryest eye.

The mute despair of the old woman will certainly teach them nothing.

Háfiz was an Epicurean without the atheism or the despair of Epicurus.

He relieved that doubt in a manner which I despair of describing.

Jeanne looked at him with the fascinated despair of some stricken animal.

When I was a child I was the despair of my mother.

Pity for the individual, not despair of the race, is his motive.