Sentence examples for badly to know from inspiring English sources

Yes, but the question remains: Why do we want so very, very badly to know small private facts about these people?

Not only was it difficult to imagine how such unusual features cohered visually, I somehow didn't want to hurt his feelings by wanting too badly to know the brutal reality.

They badly want to know how it ends.

But she knows; or, rather, Natalie Portman gives a riveting impersonation of someone who badly wants to know.

There is always something they badly need to know for their survival.' Beyond Black was begun seven years ago, a short while after Princess Diana died.

You claim that voters "badly need" to know the donors to groups like the Chamber of Commerce, Sierra Club, Planned Parenthood or the Farm Bureau in order to -- well, in order to what, exactly ("Filibusters for the Big Money," editorial, July 11)?

Unfortunately, what we really rather badly need to know this week is not the price of jute in Calcutta in 1931 but the precise chain of events that caused 10,000 bank failures in the US between 1929 and 1933 (much better in Ferguson) and the success or not of the depression-era precursor of the Paulson plan, the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

You so badly want to know it will be okay and yet, no one knows.

There is something that Prince Alwaleed bin Talal of Saudi Arabia badly wants you to know: the exact amount of his wealth.

When Apple's "Shot on iPhone 6" ad campaign covered billboards and posters in 24 cities around the world, it proved two things: The quality of mobile camera technology is astronomical, and mobile device manufacturers badly want you to know about it.

They invite camera crews in and talk about how badly they want to know what happened to their daughter.