Sentence examples for become desperately from inspiring English sources

My confession is that I, in turn, have become desperately proud of her pride.

The loneliness of Merkel's long-distance mission has become desperately clear in recent days.

Many contemporary commentators knew little or nothing about Levi's depression, which he struggled with for decades, and which had become desperately severe.

Patients who get regular counseling and medical care are less likely to transmit the AIDS virus and less likely to become desperately sick, overwhelming health care facilities.

About Clive, and about all artists, Mr. Harrison maintains that "once you reach 60, you had to kill your ego so that you wouldn't become desperately unhappy about disappearing in your old age".

"Surgical trainees rarely see such severe cases but this acts as a reminder that small children can rapidly become desperately ill and indeed die as a result of appendicitis," it says.

Once touch screens became the future of phones, voice recognition became desperately important.

He left the work and returned home when his wife and child became desperately unhappy.

Poles became desperately poor, and in the spring and summer of 1988 workers protested with long and bitter strikes.

Francis Monaghan suffered from severe ulcers, and on Christmas Eve , 1941 he became desperately ill, and died from internal bleeding.

Last November in Foshan, a small industrial city in southern China's Guangdong province, a businessman became desperately ill with an unusual type of pneumonia.