Sentence examples for desperately lost from inspiring English sources

Why does she feel so desperately lost and lonely?

Something to do with becoming ill, she thought suddenly.... Leo, her beautiful, remarkable, talented, desperately lost husband, her late and daily regretted husband, Leo, would have known.

I knew exactly what he was talking about in being another, about having to be a seer, about disordering those desperately lost senses, about wanting to get away from Charleville (in my case from a north-west London suburb) and a mother (from, forgive me, my mother).

Claire Chene found herself desperately lost when her precious sketchbook disappeared.

Chris Christie cannot resurrect a political career after desperately losing both the presidential and vice-presidential nomination.

"We are desperately losing this war" with the thieves, the admiral told local journalists, "and many units are on the brink of losing their fighting efficiency".

Miserable about they way she looked, she tried desperately to lose weight.

But all the characters want things they do not possess, want them desperately, and lose themselves in their yearnings.

In it, a software engineer called Michel, not unlike the author's younger self, seeks desperately to lose his virginity.

It's also, winningly, a coming-of-age movie, reminding us that, in Israel, with its universal conscription, new enlistees may be soldiers, but they're also, for the most part, puerile children, not unlike their counterparts in American high schools and colleges, who make and break friendships and try desperately to lose their virginity.

Whenever I wanted desperately to lose weight, especially during my college years, I kept gaining weight or (if I was "lucky"), maintaining it with a ton of thought, worry, and anguish.