Sentence examples for desperate to answer from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, there were enormous numbers of documents that were not in the archives, but there were still questions that I was desperate to answer.

David Cameron and Nick Clegg are desperate to answer the charge that they have run out of ideas which their two parties can sign up to and are simply running down the clock until polling day.

Every work in the book, in other words, was conceived of and handmade by a single person — a 37-year-old named Shea Hembrey — over a two-year period, in a mad and, he would tell you, somewhat desperate attempt to answer his own questions about what makes art meaningful.

In a recent letter to EU leaders, Tusk said it would be "a fatal error" to assume that the UK vote was a specifically British issue, describing it as "a desperate attempt to answer the questions that millions of Europeans ask themselves daily" about security, cultural heritage and way of life.

He writes that "it is true that the leave campaign was full of false arguments and unacceptable generalisations", but the Brexit vote was also "a desperate attempt to answer the questions that millions of Europeans ask themselves daily", citing border control and the fight against terrorism.

Whether it was a build-up of frustration, adrenalin, a desperate desire to answer United's fans or just a simple rush of blood to the head, he will hope this does not prove another expensive mistake.

This is a question their leadership is desperate to avoid answering.

I broach the question Arsenal fans are desperate to have answered: will he remain at the club next year?

Five hundred desperate New Yorkers turned up to answer an ad for twenty day laborers, to be paid at the truly measly wage of four dollars a month.

"This baseless motion is another desperate attempt to avoid having to answer for the deplorable acts he committed against Ms. Diallo," they wrote.

HE HAS resigned or threatened to resign many times in his political career, only to return in triumph to answer the desperate pleas of his Freedom Party to stay on.