Sentence examples for such a desperation from inspiring English sources

And Las Vegans find themselves at such a desperation point that some are longing to return to the days when ads from personal injury lawyers and discount furniture stores dominated the local news.

"There's such a desperation for yield now, you have to wonder if people have learned any lessons" from the crash, says Berwyn Income comanager George Cipolloni, who has loaded up on junk but shunned lower rated issues.

Traders and investors would recognize such a step as desperation, making bankruptcy all but inevitable.

"When I look back," he says, "it was such a time of desperation for so many people.

When I came to this therapist I was in such a place of desperation that I couldn't afford to not be vulnerable.

One of them jumped to join me, and I start to sob like a child, with such a sense of desperation that he asked me if I needed a doctor.

According to Stickler, "The biggest motivating factor in making this movie was wanting to know how this talented, motivated, successful dude could get to such a point of desperation that he'd take someone's life.

In fact, even appearing as a "celebrity" in a documentary such as this bespeaks a desperation of a professional rather than practical kind (there are ways to investigate poverty without turning to the AK-47 of fleeting and synthetic empathy, reality TV), and that is only its first offence.

All's well that ends well but the sheer scale of the celebrations when Santi Cazorla calmly tucked the decisive penalty past the outstanding Scott Carson hinted at not just relief but almost a desperation, such is Arsenal's craving to taste success once more.

Chapter 3 turns to "push factors" such as unstable homes and economic desperation that sent boys to the army.

Arnim was unwilling to embark on such a venture, so in desperation Rommel appealed to Mussolini.