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despair mountain stones
Out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope. Martin Luther
despair action strive
Fruitless striving breeds less despair than inaction. Mason Cooley
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Solitude is the despair of fools, the torment of the wicked, and the joy of the good. Source Unknown
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Never despair, but if you do, work in despair Edmund Burke
despair dream given illusion life love shield vanity
Nevertheless, love was given to us not only as fulfilment, as ideal, but as suffering, hopelessness, despair too. Is it all this the shield of this vanity called dream of our life or Illusion of Life? Sorin Cerin
despair vitality reason
Nature drives with a loose rein and vitality of any sort can blunder through many a predicament in which reason would despair. George Santayana
despair fundamentals matter
If clearness about things produces a fundamental despair, a fundamental despair in turn produces a remarkable clearness or even playfulness about ordinary matters. George Santayana
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She had put despair and fear aside, as if they were garments she did not choose to wear. George R. R. Martin
despair way kind
The way to despair is to refuse to have any kind of experience. Flannery O'Connor
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I've matured. I think I work better with the team. Kristin Baker
worked
I've always worked very efficiently on small budgets, both in documentaries and in features. James Marsh
work
I've come to realise I work so much better when I'm going by instinct. Amanda Hale
work
This is terrible. Very disappointing. I've got to get back out there. There's so many things I have to work on. Luis Castillo
worked
That's not in the playbook, ... That's just excitement. Everything worked as clockwork. Bryson Sumlin
work-out should harder
The harder you work out, the more you should stretch. Jane Fonda
work writers
Some of the greatest writers in our industry can't get work. Kent McCord
work
The market doesn't work very well when it comes to public goods. Eric Maskin
work men hours
There has never been any 30-hour week for men who had anything to do. Charles Kettering