Don't be too desperate to get his/her attention!
Don't be too desperate to hook on immediately with a person who appears to be handsome, beautiful, gentle, overly kind, and unnecessarily attentive to you, ask yourself why he/she is being or doing all these.
"People are too desperate to care.
Gerrard, if anything, was too desperate to make amends, rushing his work and trying long-range shots when a simple pass would have been more effective.
The council of generals that succeeded Mr. Mubarak was too desperate to placate the public and preserve its own legitimacy to release him, and Mr. Morsi campaigned on promises to keep him locked up.
I was certainly not a fuckup — I was too desperate to avoid failure and disgrace for that — but on certain petty military challenges, duck soup for most lieutenants, I often barely squeaked by.
Hoping to spare the lives of newborn babies whose mothers are too desperate to care for them, the New Jersey State Senate gave final legislative approval today to a bill that would allow parents to abandon an infant at a hospital or police station without facing criminal penalties.
But I wondered if the production team were too desperate to show us how different Saga is: so we had the random shag; her telling Martin off about the car, not sitting down, letting the ambulance through; the pointed comments about kids and partners; the late-night phonecalls; t-shirt changes in the office.
The campers at Kite Lake -- hikers mostly, who were there, like us, to climb one or more of the 14,000-foot peaks that rim the lake -- perhaps grumbled in their tents, reaffirming old, dark oaths about people who drive RV's into the wild, but I was too desperate to care.
Another man said: "They are too desperate to earn money - some are earning less than $1 £0.600) a day so they are easily misused.
1. Whoever is trying the hardest to win (psychologically, politically, or monetarily), is too desperate to win, and is, therefore, most for sale.
