Sentence examples for desperately desires from inspiring English sources

After all, the subprime crisis also threatens the economic recovery that Japan desperately desires.

One of the complex pleasures of the "Twilight" movies is the absolute sincerity with which they've revived the unironic romantic male lead, an ideal that works (when the movies do, anyway) because it's Bella who actively, even desperately, desires Edward.

It is "Sex and the City" on a stringent budget with fewer characters, in which Mr. Big is Mr. Sneaky Loser, and the only coveted shoes are the 120-euro running sneakers Max desperately desires but his mother can't afford.

The world in which it's not bizarre for a young person to rebuke someone for failing to "create a place of comfort and home," or to yell, "Be quiet … You're disgusting!," and storm away, is the world of family, where a child in pain desperately desires empathy and understanding from a parent.

"The public desperately desires a better way to collect federal taxes for the common good and recognizes the current system as both inherently flawed and then further corrupted by inside-the-Beltway machinations," Leo E. Linbeck Jr., the multimillionaire founder of Americans for Fair Taxation, wrote in a recent letter defending the decade-old proposal.

The world in which it's not bizarre for a young person to rebuke someone for failing to "create a place of comfort and home," or to yell, "Be quiet... You're disgusting!," and storm away, is the world of family, where a child in pain desperately desires empathy and understanding from a parent.

Does it say something horrible about us that we desperately desire to see Chelsea's wedding?

But there are no promotions I'm seeking, no honors I desperately desire that I don't already have.

What this proposal really teaches us is that we can never find the certainty and security we so desperately desire.

"We desperately desire the chance to go through to the next round but also we must take into consideration the game with Manchester City.

Osborne and the cabinet (or, at least, most members of it) may desperately desire a rapid sale but there are several hurdles to clear yet.