Sentence examples for mutual desperation from inspiring English sources

There was a mutual desperation society that became a partnership".

As awkward as this marriage of mutual desperation may appear, it can still be fiscally productive.

In film noir, treachery brought couples together in mutual desperation while also cleaving their partnership with the wedge of mistrust.

— The shotgun wedding of the Alabama football program and nose tackle Terrence Cody was a product of mutual desperation.

The tale, really, is one of mutual desperation: the team's need for cash and Fox's need to keep the Dodgers from leaving.

It was, after all, a bond of mutual desperation: both Geithner and his silent backers were fighting for survival.

From there to the closing bell, theirs was a mutual blur of desperation, as one haymaker after another whistled through the night air, many landing with full force.

JS Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Outwardly successful young suburbanites Frank and April Wheeler go from mutual tolerance and boredom to violent loathing as their lives of unquiet desperation begin to unravel.

He contrived to destroy their mutual accord and to separate them from one another (for because of their desperation as well as of their numbers he had not ventured to attack them while they were united), and thus, when they fell to quarrelling, he subdued them.

I assume that lack of personal interest was mutual, as they never noticed my track marks and generally ignored my obvious desperation.

There is a mutual respect there, but it is already being sorely tested by May's understandable desperation to maintain as many trading advantages as possible, while Davis is quite cavalier about the single market.