Sentence examples for much desperate from inspiring English sources

Not so much desperate as decadent.

Or is it all just so much desperate bluster?

Battery life is up to a year, if your watering habits don't cause too much desperate signaling.

Too pumped up is perhaps the best expression, not so much desperate to hit the ground running as willing to run into anything in his way.

The resulting effort, which involved much desperate hand-flapping, was a weedy hover across the ground – a bit like a flying fish.

Conceptually the programme was a dog's dinner, with three top chefs fielding barely any questions from a largely waxwork audience, a special ingredient feature ("chocolate is a great marry with beetroot") and much desperate banter.

How much more desperate can I get?

This critique only makes her that much more desperate to sample Advantage's method.

But Nevada's situation is much less desperate than Ireland's.

Oh no, it has turned out much more desperate than that for Labour's parliamentarians.

As Ms. Foster plays her, the nun isn't furious so much as desperate.