Sentence examples for felt desperately from inspiring English sources

I felt desperately far from home and wished that I could be with Americans.

What earlier felt desperately important now seems like a retirement activity at most.

I confess I felt desperately fortunate when I read that sentence.

It felt desperately, desperately rending and uncomfortable, as if some great disturbance, toxicity, discomfort was the result".

I felt desperately ill during the journey, and I was retching the whole way on my empty stomach," Pricesaid.

Remember how that obnoxiously anachronistic soundtrack on the BBC's 1920s-set drama Peaky Blinders, and how it just felt desperately try-hard?

I feel desperately sorry for her.

"Yeah, but, right now, it feels desperately wrong".

Knight added: "I feel desperately sorry for Peter.

Does Doyle, for all his bluster, feel desperately guilty?

There is something about The Moral Maze that feels desperately unreal.