Sentence examples for changed to desperation from inspiring English sources

The Giants' momentum had changed to desperation.

Meanwhile, in what some political insiders are calling a sign of desperation, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney today had his first name legally changed to "Not".

We all want to change; in desperation we seek improvement.

Nobodies become somebodies a lot faster now, but otherwise nothing has changed — the desperation, the nutty self-aggrandizement, the public's eagerness to be impressed.

Simply put, in today's environment, where unemployment is low and people change jobs often, fear often leads to desperation, says Challenger.

Not because the film's inventiveness wanes, but because its mood changes, slowly but noticeably, from eager enthrallment to desperation.

Chalk it up to desperation in the face of change.

Roughly a third of their clients are driven to desperation by delays in benefit – no change in proportion, only in the numbers.

He was no stranger to desperation.

Irritation occasionally turned to desperation.

The desperation comebacks have turned, simply and suddenly, to desperation.