Sentence examples for beautiful desperation from inspiring English sources
Osama!" at the Americans, but they appeared inured to such taunting and eager for a game of beautiful desperation in an attempt to reach the Olympics.
Gaga and Bradley cried and laughed together in front of cameras, made a competition of out-complimenting each other in interviews and generally played up the Oscar buzz surrounding the movie with what could be identified as beautiful desperation.
Yes, easily so easily, either of these beautiful songs of decay and desperation should have made, at least, Sad-Ass #1, obviously.
… There's a desperation that's really beautiful in her singing and in her lyrics, and that always resonated with me and it felt particularly potent while I was working.
"There were so many beautiful things, but there was so much desperation.
Beautiful stories, ideas, set within the struggles of war and desperation.
You lose control of being natural and showing the beautiful parts of yourself, and all somebody recognizes is this total desperation.
Out of desperation, Redhawk began using his remaining sight to find everything beautiful that he could commit to memory — to, as it were, take it with him.
The Tunisian revolution has provided a beautiful model that revived hopes within the Arab world long buried under piles of oppression, desperation and pessimism.
Similarly, Josef Forster's beautiful little painting of a figure who would fly away were he not tethered to the earth (and gagged) communicates frantic desperation.
