Sentence examples for desperately involved from inspiring English sources

One exception to this rule is David Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross (1992) where everyone in its Chicago office is desperately involved in selling worthless real estate.

A highly concentrated (for this author), wholly unnerving novel whose hero, an unhappy professor of English specializing in literary "vitalism," becomes desperately involved with an exotically attractive woman who thinks she has lost her soul and hopes to retrieve it in a voodoo rite.

Because he was desperately involved in what he was doing, Batman would have a different rhythm to his speech.

Yet this constant appeal to language – as if that were the presiding literary property in any novel, or indeed the only principle of the craft involved – desperately fails to understand what a novel is and what a novel does.

My life up to this point involved desperately trying to find out who I truly was.

Other online ad initiatives are already under way involving newspapers, which desperately need to boost Internet revenues amid the continued freefall in print advertising.

"He's desperately keen to be involved in this setup.

In an appeal hearing for a staffing issue, I feel desperately sorry for everyone involved.

Gia Crovatin plays a character called the Child, who here tries to explain the importance of the protest and why she so desperately needs to be involved.

I've retired from Test cricket but there's a tour to Bangladesh [early next year] which I desperately want to be involved in.

But most importantly, Donald Trump is involved, floundering desperately in some hot soup, hunting for a nori strip to grab on to and looking very much like a man who knows his destiny has escaped him.