Sentence examples for desperate sentiment from inspiring English sources
But although the political and literary landscapes have changed enormously since then, the desperate sentiment has not.
"But then you throw in the merger talks and the typical guy says 'We are desperate.' The sentiment is, these guys have to go".
Onstage his androgynous wail of a voice made those sentiments funny, desperate and cocky all at once, with the band roiling all around him.
This focus reveals a desperate drive to fit public sentiment -- as President Bush once fit intelligence -- around a flawed policy.
A grim conclusion, perhaps, but filtered through Stanhope's twisted, desperate imagination, it seems the most soulful sentiment in Edinburgh.
That is exactly the kind of sentiment Malaysia's policy makers are desperate to change.
Critics said such sentiments bordered on holding the lives of thousands of desperate people ransom.
All of the sentiments above were shared by Jews who love Obama and are desperate to see him win reelection.
Desperate times, desperate measures.
