Sentence examples for social desperation from inspiring English sources

Her clothes tell of social desperation.

One is that the government's child allowances, which many in the Salas settlement receive, mean the social desperation of 2002 ought not to be repeated.

Like Thoreau, I lack both easy charm and extreme social desperation, the very features of personality that fit human beings for society.

There he finds the true curse of oil in Africa – the headlong descent into social desperation, a frightening absence of government and the grotesque cynicism and amorality of the multinationals.

Later, he said, "Then why can't we see that our proper human struggle is not with Communism or revolutionaries but with the social desperation that drives good men to violence, both here and abroad?" The rhetoric of Oglesby's speech was strangely old-fashioned, but the young people present were moved, and even the older people seemed to feel reassured.

Existing fans treat them like the Rachel Dolezal of pub chat, their social desperation plain for everyone to see.

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As we grieve the lives lost and move forward, let's focus on the very thing that The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man emphasizes: a new approach toward a Life Economy that is based on alleviating hunger, social injustice and desperation among people.

As much as Stephanie Blythe tried to enliven Mrs. Lovett, much of Nellie's mischievous desperation, social-climbing ambitions, hunger for love, and sense of urgency was missing from this production.

The party started building its social media strategy in desperation after its historic 2009 electoral loss to the Democratic Party.

The pleasure, though, is in Popper's expert escalation of the desperation and social embarrassment that are the engines of farce.