Sentence examples for desperately real from inspiring English sources

The tersely named, semisubterranean Bid provides customers at Sotheby's two things they need desperately, real food and prices that cannot be changed with the wave of a paddle.

Let me set the record straight on drugs, because the right wing media's descriptions of Occupy Wall Street are both distortions and distractions, drawing attention away from the desperately real and pressing challenges that all Americans face today.

But they desperately need real help in the process.

The unprecedented turnout of world leaders for the Olympics in Beijing indicates that the global establishment desperately wants "real partnership" with China.

WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY Dr. Susanna Tardi, associate professor of sociology at William Paterson, will present a lecture "Desperately Seeking Real Italians: An Antidote to 'The Sopranos.' " Friday at 7 30 p.m. Free.

"This sentence will determine a lot if not everything in the development of our political and social situation as we all desperately need real justice and independent courts," said Leonid Parfenov, one of the most popular Russian television presenters.

These parlor tricks Apple and Nokia and Samsung are attempting to foist upon a neophilic customer base that desperately wants real magic, but which will accept sleight of hand if it's convincing enough.

Our world desperately needs real leadership.

He said the U.S. "desperately needs real standards" and that the Common Core math standards are "not good enough".

Anduril is privately funding and building products that America and her allies desperately need: real-time battlefield awareness for soldiers on the ground and headquarters alike, technology that keeps our men and women on the front line out of harm's way, and a host of other technologies that will ensure we are staying ahead of our adversaries.

The city desperately needs a real snow, the stuff that sticks, covers sidewalks, summons plows.