Sentence examples for share desperation from inspiring English sources

The styles vary — hyper-surrealism by Bill Fleming for "Marihuana," steamy pseudorealism by Frank Cozzarelli for "The Junk Pusher," expressionism by Leo and Diane Dillon for "Gentleman Junkie," underground comic by R. Crumb for "Laughing Gas" — but they all share desperation or depravity, or both.

It is impossible to read his poems without sharing his desperation.

" 'La Cage' is not a Pinter play, but Albin shares the desperation and yearning of big Pinter characters.

At the same time, this column has shared the desperation of preachers' struggling to say something fresh about holy days and sacred seasons.

The book's human characters share a similar desperation, though they are also sometimes fired by a mysterious radiance.

It's a typically pungent Odets landscape ("Pop, that's a paradox in human behavior: he shoots you for a nickel — then for 50 bucks he sends you flowers!") where aspiration and desperation share very cramped quarters.

What he and Ruiz share is their desperation.

No animosity was towards Djokovic; instead a shared and vocal desperation to see Federer keep his mission on track; a collective wish to be part of history.

"I want to have sex where I feel like I'm craving it," Brotto quoted from yet another file, giving voice to a desperation shared by many of her patients.

You might want to only share a message of desperation about long hours at your job or photos of your baby with your family, best friends, and childhood buddies.

But it's one of many low-tech fixes for high-tech failures that people without engineering degrees have discovered, often out of desperation, and shared.