Sentence examples for desperately very from inspiring English sources

He added that he was "of course, desperately, very embarrassed" about the photograph.

He had admitted, in 2009, to being "desperately, very embarrassed" about that photograph, but still found himself campaigning for austerity and proclaiming "We're all in this together", while associated with a club immortalised by Evelyn Waugh as "The Bollinger Club".

So I was alone in my friend's bathroom watching porn on my phone, desperately coaxing my very average, very American dick.

Hugh's "war" is one we very desperately need to win.

"We're trying very desperately to preserve what we know as the Harlem that everyone around the country knows".

While the Department for Culture, Media and Sport clings desperately to its very existence, the post of Sports minister was downgraded in the parliamentary pecking order under the last reshuffle.

In one of the most upsetting and beautiful passages of the poem, Penelope cries so desperately that her very being seems to dissolve.

After several long, frustrating days and eventually weeks, I very desperately wished that I was in a circumstance where it was easier to get at the story, whatever the story was.

Childreach, which works in Africa with Plan International, a global child-sponsorship organization, found a real child whose image could be used in the film, a little boy desperately poor but very full of life.

Why don't you go ahead and do it?" FALLS: I very desperately wanted Philip to play this part because I thought he was absolutely nothing like Jason Robards, and yet I thought he would bring a completely original view.

"He wants it very desperately.