Sentence examples for desperately good from inspiring English sources

The quality of education available to students with learning difficulties has developed a great deal since Huggett joined the school in the 1990s, when – as he puts it diplomatically – provision across the country "probably wasn't desperately good".

The storyline would culminate in an episode set in Australia, which Harries wanted "for no desperately good reason except that it's a nice place to go".

To pull this off, you have to be whippet thin and desperately good-looking, but it's de rigueur to try anyway.

KEY TO SEASON: The Reds desperately need good health and good pitching to lead the bottom half of the division.

There are charities and government initiatives all over Britain – and, indeed, all over the world – which desperately need good people.

All the more reason why athletes like Noel desperately need good advice as they prepare to make their way in the world.

That's why we've ended up with a housing bill that reflects the desires and interests of those who seek to profit from housing, including landlords and big housebuilders, to the detriment of those who desperately need good housing regardless of tenure.

And consumer trust, so difficult to measure, will only go down, at a time when a litigious and beleaguered Sony desperately needs good PR.

A little desperately needed good news here.

We desperately need good leaders - leaders who are not only clever and inspiring, but also of golden integrity and decency, people who are genuinely "good".

Time for some desperately needed good news, everybody: Netflix is gracing us with five incredible-sounding new anime to take our minds off the flood of terrible things happening all around us.