Sentence examples for desperate attitude from inspiring English sources

"It makes me think of the whole desperate attitude again," he says with a lazy, LA-via-Detroit drawl.

Hanauer, born in Tel-Aviv herself, thinks this speaks to a larger, more desperate attitude she feels hangs over the art community there.

People are going to remember your positivity and be a lot more likely to hire you than if you have a negative, defeated, or desperate attitude.

I liked that desperate romantic attitude and the story of "Til The Money Runs Out," is about figuring out the way we can live that feverish romance forever.

Until last week, that indifference allowed Cameron's Government to remain remarkably unscathed by its attitude toward desperate refugees, which could be characterised as a classic exercise in Nimbyism.

With disparate competitive temperaments -- Thorn is as volcanic as Scott is placid -- the two joined a franchise desperate for the winning attitude they brought from their previous jobs.

It was the attitude of a desperate man: there was a certain logic to it, but, of course, finding a job in a field where you have no experience or personal contacts can be next to impossible.

At the same time, if you are the Nets, desperate for a change of fortune, attitude or karma, you want to see something flagrant.

The years to come will be defined by a desperate Republican struggle to keep the old attitude alive.

But while images of desperate refugees emerge almost every day, the attitude of Europe's policymakers and much of the public have continued to harden.

Lack of control in their present day was frequently reflected in fatalistic attitudes: P24: People used to be so desperate but I think now they are all disappointed.