Sentence examples for act desperately from inspiring English sources

Or act desperately out of passion?

Their retainers, Kurwenal and Brangäne, spend the first act desperately trying to fight off the inevitable.

Usually, losing a domain name that puts your website out of business will make you act desperately to get it back.

You don't prepare to act desperately to find a way to tell your family you are safe.

In general though, why is it that the Republicans always seem to win, while the Democrats always cave? Two years ago, after Bush and McConnell hammered and hammered away that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act desperately needed reforming, in order to, in Bush's words, "give our intelligence professionals the tools they need," the Democrats in Congress caved and gave them their victory.

When you ask her out don't act desperately.

The film's single best and most serious scene, arriving in its abruptly melodramatic third act, finds Libby desperately begging the Stantons to assess their campaign ethics.

Sara Totonchi of the Atlanta-based Southatn Center for Human Rights said that by shrouding the supply route in secrecy "they are cutting off from the public an act that is desperately needed – oversight".

The joke here is that for nearly 300 pages we've watched the locals act ruthlessly and desperately, out of fear, jealousy, paranoia, lust and sleepless worry — in other words, just like people everywhere.

The indignity and self-loathing triggered by one man's heinous act saw her desperately searching for ways to elude the suffering that persisted.

Marcus is a mess -- he's acted selfishly, carelessly, desperately -- and in many ways he's been a mystery to himself.