War is evil, morally debilitating to everyone it touches; it exists in a separate, far more desperate, spiritual universe than such social luxuries as motions, codicils and the laws of evidence.
Drugs, guns, car crashes, alligators — the movie becomes a complete shambles, and far more desperate than anything conventional filmmakers would fall into.
It's not like trying to blend in and have a nice quiet secure time, it's far more desperate".
The question that needs to be asked is whether the state has any business giving away millions of more dollars to help a few wealthy individuals try to increase their profits while far more desperate needs (such as replacing the Connecticut Juvenile Training School in Middletown and restoring the desperately needed social services John Rowland trashed) wait in the wings.
There are far more people, they are far more desperate, and they have a tradition of national action.
"Germany Year Zero" pushes further northward, to Berlin, where Rossellini discovers a city even more devastated than Rome, and filled with far more desperate people.
While Liverpool are six points off the Champions League places, Palace's plight is far more desperate with their inability to maintain control on a game they were leading against opponents depleted by the second dismissal of James Milner's career leaving Pardew troubled.
"In New York you habitually walk past people in far more desperate straits than that.
Wallace could not overcome his own far more desperate troubles, though, and after struggling with depression his whole life, killed himself in 2008.
But if every person who felt wronged pursued a lawsuit on principle, the court system would collapse (thereby delaying and complicating the cases of people in far more desperate situations than your own).
