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Hope or despair - Idioms

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1. After the accident, Jane put her face in her hands to hide her sadnessjoydespairI don't know.

2. John is gravely ill, however there remains a glimmer of hoperemembrancedespairI don't know.

3. James cried outsank into despairsobbedI don't know when he was told that he hadn't got that job.

4. The psychologists help many patients deal with their feelings of sadnesshappinesshopelessnessI don't know.

5. After the avalanche, there is a faint glimmer of hopechancedespairI don't know that mountaineers may be rescued.

6. The managers need to pin their hopesbelievetrustI don't know on these borrowings.

7. The engineer likeshas high hopesbelievesI don't know for his new process.

8. There were optimistic people who believed, when all had lost trust, and criedhoped against hopesmiledI don't know.

9. Lung cancers often shorten life expectancyhopehealthI don't know.

10. In my company, this year's sales have fallen downhave exceeded all expectationshave increasedI don't know. We are happy!