Sentence examples for desperately expected from inspiring English sources

Is it that here the resentment of defeat is already giving way to resignation, the resignation of political helplessness; that neither Jews nor sectarians can hope to prevail, and that he who believes himself to be, or is believed by his followers to be, the desperately expected Messiah can preach only a moral salvation through faith in a non-militant God and the righteousness of the individual?

Unfortunately, I have yet to find that confidence level that I so desperately wanted, and expected I would have in high school.

They must have expected — or desperately hoped — that Congress would take the hint and update the formula that determines which states and localities are covered by the Section 5 preclearance requirement.

Depending on how health states are valued, new drugs could do more harm than good even when individual patients are desperately ill and expect otherwise to die.

Doubling the number of people getting on the property ladder by pledging to build more homes and double the number of first-time buyers is a desperately needed policy, and an expected one.

This month Mr. Bellows was heartened after the local City Council finally approved the post's request to install five video poker machines — "entertainment" that is expected to generate desperately needed extra revenue to help the post pay its bills, which include about a $4,000 monthly tab for maintenance of the spacious 14,000-square-foot building.

But seemingly, this esteemed value continues to be amorphous in areas it is truly expected, but more importantly, desperately and poignantly needed.

This was only to be expected, since Afghanistan has been desperately short of food for years.

If there was something desperately dodgy going on, you might have expected it to have emerged by now.

I want desperately to escape, far more so than I expected.

With 30,000 students now and 4,500 expected in another five years, the Satmar desperately need the armory, he said.