Sentence examples for cry of desperation from inspiring English sources

Mr Medvedev's article reads like a cry of desperation, an attempt to appeal to Russian progressives over the heads of corrupt bureaucrats.

Michael Bartholomew, a director of the former monopoly companies' trade association, said that today's complaint letter "sounds like a cry of desperation by the new entrants".

Sleeping in Eel Marsh House, Arthur is woken by that "familiar cry of desperation and anguish, a cry for help from a child".

Rather than a cry of desperation, Fujiwara admitted he just wants as big a budget as possible to get the capital's struggling film festival back on track.

With a baritone howl that's somewhere between Gregg Allman and Robin Trower and a guitar style that looks to Stevie Ray Vaughan, Mr. Shepherd treats the blues as a muscular cry of desperation.

After the credits, a last voice over of Adam Fenix is heard, a radio transmission of a call for help, and a cry of desperation, revealing he is still alive.

Yet there are occasional cries of desperation.

Elsewhere she chose to bring out different points of emphasis to those listeners have come to expect, pushing on through some musical gestures that others – especially Jacqueline du Pré, from whose long shadow every interpreter of this concerto must struggle to emerge – have drawn out into impassioned cries of desperation.

Everything else is attribute, disguise, manifestations, tricks, desperation, ritual, cries of despair in the darkness and the silence....we are surrounded by events we do not grasp with our senses but that constantly influence us....No one can commit violence against the Truth without going wrong".

Given a one-off chance to tell the world what they think of how they are governed they have screamed a piercing cry of alienation and desperation.

"Allez!" they shout, a hint of desperation to their cries.