Sentence examples for called desperation from inspiring English sources

In some quarters, this is called desperation.

"It's that little extra step called desperation we need to find," Flyers forward Danny Briere said.

But Democrats say it is also a sign of what they called desperation on the part of Gov. George W. Bush, the Republican candidate for president.

During what retailers call "desperation week," spending on jewelry stands out, spiking high at the end of the holiday season.

So when the Devil comes to call, desperation leads the father to sell his daughter in exchange for unimaginable wealth.

It's called quiet desperation.

The game Sunday against the Buffalo Bills, marked as an easy win in August, is being called a desperation game.

About that time, Hall also began to feel what he called a "desperation for God," a desire to make God a more constant part of his daily life, "to step out in faith and take risks with him".

Hickey, on the other hand, called it desperation and thinks Intel will have a tough time staying on course for hyper growth.

"He's effectively cut the Cardiff Business Council funding by 70%." A Welsh Labour spokesman said: "The vote taking place Thursday was called in desperation by opposition parties trying to hide their shameful record of imposing massive cuts on our capital city.

"I wouldn't call this desperation by the hotels.