Sentence examples for a desperate desire from inspiring English sources
Romney is trapped by a desperate desire for legitimacy.
Of a desperate desire to compete with Isis?
"There's a desperate desire to actually see people.
"I'm seized by a desperate desire to clean.
But there is also a desperate desire for something to happen.
Rather, they are motivated by a desperate desire to hold the UK together.
But behind all the fun and frolicking is a very desperate desire to make it to the big time.
Mr. Sides, who is 41 and married to the former National Public Radio editor ANNE GOODWIN SIDES, had written with some feeling of "an almost desperate desire to go back -- not only to my wife and three children, but back in time".
And, as I did so, I was struck by an almost desperate desire to go back — not only back home to my wife and three children but back in time, back to the days of bull markets and meaningful alliances and guiltless French wine.
The unveiling two days ago of Simon Stevens as the new chief executive of NHS England prompted widespread relief, a broad consensus that he is the right choice and, in some quarters, an almost desperate desire for him to succeed in what is one of the toughest jobs in public life.
It contains a Russian novel's worth of self-doubt, angst, pain and fear, fed by a country's desperate desire to end 24 years of its rugby team, the best in the world, not being world champions.
