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Discover Ludwig'desperate look' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to the appearance of someone who is feeling desperate in that moment. Example: When the job interviewer asked if he had any questions, John gave him a desperate look before politely declining.
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You open the door with a desperate look.
He still recalls the desperate look on Jairo's face as he moaned: "I'm dying, Dad.
As your body shuts down, only the desperate look in your eyes shows that you know what is going on.
People waiting in a long line for a restroom tend to wear a slightly sheepish, slightly desperate look, one usually associated with women.
As the new century approached, and the Raiders hadn't won a Super Bowl since 1984, they had the desperate look of every other mediocre N.F.L. franchise.
The soft, crayon pictures chart the increasingly desperate look on Big Bear's face, as well as his tenderness towards his small charge.
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"We knew they were going to be desperate, looking for their first win, and we had to match that.
Suddenly I was desperate, looking for anything, any stratagem, the magic words that would make it all right again.
Asked one tired and desperate looking individual who had hopes his waiting wasn't in vain, "Were you just in there?
Two characters on a bench in the subway, one poor and desperate looking at another one.
"You have to be given one," he says, and the couple exchange searching, cartoonishly desperate looks.
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