Sentence examples for liked desperately from inspiring English sources

David Brooks, Fusty Bringer of Conservative Contrarianism, Anthropological Observer Of Middle-Class Mores (Wants To Be Liked, Desperately!).

A: Doris Kearns Goodwin, Arbiter of Historical Hoopla B. Tom Brokaw, Renderer of Gravel-Throated Perspective C. David Brooks, Fusty Bringer of Conservative Contrarianism, Anthropological Observer Of Middle-Class Mores (Wants To Be Liked, Desperately!) D. Tavis Smiley, Black Guy, Blackifying On Blackness E. Chuck Todd, One Foot In The Airy Historic, One Clasped To Earthbound Political Pettiness.

And yes, he would like desperately to lead the Red Bulls to their first league title.

But its critics say the tribal government has invested little in social welfare, like desperately needed housing, and has distributed little of the $200 million set aside in the People's Fund.

"It looked like desperately trying to purchase sophistication".

And then she finally opens her eyes and you could she was like desperately trying to focus and it took enormous strength from her.

"Then she opens her eyes, and you could see she was like desperately trying to focus, and it took enormous strength from her," Ms. Gillibrand recalled.

The garage caught Madonna's eye when she was shopping for a town house in the neighborhood: "Everybody with a private garage got a leaflet that said something like, 'Desperately Seeking Townhouse With Garage,' " Lizzie Himmel said.

It feels like desperately trying to put out a fire by throwing ever more petrol on it, in the hope that some of the heat will burn the problem.

Then the next morning you're completely hung over, open up your computer and see headlines like 'Desperately Seeking The Exit', 'Desperately Avoiding Closure', 'Desperately Seeking Success'.

As a result, we have seen Congress unable to advance critical progressive policy like desperately needed unemployment insurance, immigration reform, environmental protections, or protections for women serving in the military.