Sentence examples for of the desperation from inspiring English sources

This has happened because of the desperation of British weather; we cling onto vapors of sunshine, go desperately puce in the sun, huddle on narrow cracks of summer heat outside pubs on moderately hot days.

This has happened because of the desperation of British weather; we cling onto vapours of sunshine, go desperately puce in the sun, huddle on narrow cracks of summer heat outside pubs on moderately hot days.

It's a measure of the desperation of the situation, I think".

"It's a sign of the desperation of the Franks campaign," said Tom Shea, Mr. Corzine's spokesman.

Now more than ever, the skeleton in white is emblematic of the desperation pervading the country.

Samuka's aunt, Moidee, wept as she talked of the desperation her nephew felt.

He didn't seem to have a trace of the desperation that makes La Rinconada run so hot.

This again is a reflection of the desperation of President Obama and his liberal progressive disciples as November draws nearer.

They're demented and raw and often pointedly political, a funny-mirror reflection of the desperation that strikes at the demimonde.

Borders offered an articulation of the desperation of being a refugee that no indie frontman from Wigan ever could.

An unnamed Save the Children aid worker in Abidjan spoke of the desperation faced by families in search of supplies.