Sentence examples for somewhat desperately from inspiring English sources

"Was I?" They are leaning, somewhat desperately, toward each other.

The Rank publicity department ballyhooed it, somewhat desperately, as "a new and powerfully different kind of motion picture story".

Somewhat desperately, he became a tax collector, only to be indicted and imprisoned for supposed malfeasance in 1597.

"You see, in here I need someplace clean to rest my eyes," he said, in French, motioning around the design space, somewhat desperately.

I think I laughed out loud, and she said, somewhat desperately, "I just can't stand having one more person ask me how old he is".

"You see, in here I need some place clean to rest my eyes," he said in French, motioning around the design space somewhat desperately.

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Bolton Wanderers' 1-1 drawithth Brentford on Monday means they have still only won once since Easter Monday, which is somewhat apt for a club desperately searching for salvation.

Unfortunately, in trying to update the naughty sparkle of the studio days to our own more permissive but more anxious and less well-written times, "Laws of Attraction," like the somewhat better "Intolerable Cruelty," seems desperately unsure of itself at crucial moments.

It is somewhat odd that while club owners across Europe desperately woo Pep Guardiola, he has been passed over for the one job in which he explicitly expressed an interest.

That didnt happen, so for the last seven months Silicon Valley has been treated to the somewhat disheartening sight of a flagship company flailing desperately about for a business plan.