People drag on Drinas with extreme satisfaction in single frames, deadly little images of desperation.
The most showbiz-y of all was the CNN anchor Anderson Cooper, who chimed in live from Haiti, describing the misery there framed by images of desperation, sometimes with a little too much bathos for a newsman.
But today, Tymber Skan conjures a different image: one of desperation, hardship and neglect.
Julia is laid out on the operating table in one of those flimsy blue paper gowns she is the image of vulnerability, desperation, and hope.
Some industry insiders say merging Winfrey's philosophy of empowerment and enlightenment that has appealed to a sophisticated, female audience with Perry's critically panned formula of low-brow humor sprinkled with what many see as cartoonish African American images smacks of desperation.
Those images of sheer desperation and finality will forever be seared in my mind.
Near the corner of Bowery and Broome she saw herself reflected in the window of a restaurant-supply store and was startled by the image of her own desperation, which was when she texted me.
Redskin, a 19-year-old from Ladbroke Grove, summons up the image of Rabbit's desperation to escape from his metal-pressing factory when he says: 'I work in a shop for £200 a week and I hate it.
Bacon would employ such images in a kind of desperation as allegories of mankind's tragic and ineluctable fate, or would turn them into new artistic icons whose sublime nature paradoxically suggested an underlying belief in the eternal and divine nature of creation.
Fractured images flash across the brain of desperation, workhouses, pinch-faced foundlings in wooden cribs.
