Sentence examples for note of desperate from inspiring English sources

She continues, the note of desperate hope gone from her voice.

Comparisons are drawn to the devastating cyclone in the then East Pakistan in 1970, when the government's botched response was a factor behind the war that led to Bangladesh's independence the following year.There is a note of desperate attention-seeking in the pleas of relief officials as they talk up the scale of the latest catastrophe.

Census officials across the country, however, sounded a note of caution for those desperate for the temporary jobs.

The work was noted for its realistic depiction of desperate poverty in Harlem.

More often, though, Harry's field notes seem cribbed from old episodes of "Desperate Housewives".

Another monument erected at the site of Tyldesley's death at the Battle of Wigan Lane by one of his cornets, Alexander Rigby, in 1679 notes his "desperate storming of Burton-Upon-Trent over a bridge of 36 arches [for which Tyldesley] received the honour of Knighthood".

The intense sadness that permeates every chord and every note of his music, could be a desperate requiem for his own dreams, his own musical career.

"Usually the industry takes note of that, and you're always so desperate for the industry to take note of you, especially when you're trying to prove yourself.

There are years of desperate appeals.

That's kind of desperate".

The gentle children of desperate parents carry their burdens invisibly.