Sentence examples for desperately well from inspiring English sources

They mean desperately well.

So they are trying to reconstruct the economy but it's not going desperately well and growth is now around 7%.

The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw called it "desperately well-meaning" in his two-star review.

The second time he tried it the same thing happened and he accepted a lift, riding a few miles with a desperately well-bred family.

Michel Hazanavicius's desperately well-meaning movie is about an EU human rights observer who rescues a refugee boy during the 1999 Chechen war.

There is a certain type of middleweight tragi-humanist approach, desperately well-meaning but misjudged, tricked out with ersatz classiness, that is most worrying.

With those steps, we would now be able to pay for the future that our country desperately needs: well-educated children, well-trained workers, modern 21st century infrastructure, and cutting-edge technologies in energy, industry, transport, and construction to save the planet and lead the world in a new era of sustainable development.

The outnumbered Confederate forces fought desperately and well.

As a critical care community, we desperately need well-conceived, comprehensive and accurately collected healthcare databases.

Ireland, who started so well, desperately more ball.

But whether we get the reform we desperately need... well, that's another thing altogether".