Sentence examples for really desperately from inspiring English sources
This is really, really desperately bad economics," Johnson said.
"We really desperately needed a stop, and I called out the wrong coverage and he came off the pick-and-roll and hit the shot.
"But when you need it, you really, desperately need it". Gamble and Moyse sent out small, chemically coated cards to North American and European zoos and to African and Asian sanctuaries.
I may really, really desperately want to be back at the office after six weeks at home and let's say I get 12 weeks off, but I really want to be back after six.
We don't have to get angry about it and try really desperately to change it.
Camp suggests saying something like, "I really desperately want to get this done properly; you've got to help me.
You had really, truly, desperately need to believe in the perpetual wondrous newness value of contemporary work to conclude that the New York gallery season just past was anything more than a long flat line, with month after month of young artists rehashing yesteryear's trends and veterans cannibalizing their own careers.
These misunderstandings can cause a kind of tension because you really, truly, desperately want the people who you love to believe in you and support your work, and they never truly will -- just because they can't appreciate or understand it.
His luminous, longing closeups of Karina show who really was desperately seeking whom.
I became really worried, desperately waiting for the police and rescue to arrive.
"I think at the moment the NHS really needs desperately to build up the infomatics [IT] support".
