Sentence examples for desperation from from inspiring English sources

"Her misleading and untrue attacks against me are a sign of desperation from an increasingly desperate and flailing campaign," Mr. Brown's statement said.

This is another act of desperation from a dying animal".

"There's a level of desperation from anyone whose name is not Apple," said Mr. Hilwa.

It reeks of desperation from the industry and a clampdown on the right to protest.

You can catch a whiff of desperation from the accompanying press release.

"I think that their vow was cooked up in desperation from the last days of the campaign.

One red flag should be someone claiming to have a "cure for all" or "known methods that always work". Distinguishing your desperation from random inspiration is helpful.

Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" had the air of an urgent report, borne in desperation from a distant land.

The Penguins expected desperation from a team trying to extend its season for at least another 48 hours.

Three days later, there was a lingering scent of desperation from the United States' 3-3 tie with Latvia.

Everyone in the building had to remember Hardaway's desperation, from-the-hip 3-pointer that gave the Heat a 95-94 ovictory victory against the Knicks last April.