Sentence examples for think desperately from inspiring English sources

But last week Richard Canny, Think's chief executive, announced that Think desperately needed $14.5 million to $29 million in loan guarantees from the Norwegian government to continue financing its short-term operations.

I thought desperately then blurted: "I'm allergic to dogs, I'll come out in a rash.

That's it, I thought desperately.

I think he desperately wanted her to change, and be more a wife in the house, but that would never happen.

His candidacy is a happy accident that is currently ripping the soul of America apart, which is something that I think we desperately need (and deserve) at this time in our history, for better or for worse.

"I think he desperately sees that there is a need to get this through.

"I think we desperately need somebody to be a leader, whether it needs to be an individual or whether it needs to be some organisation, I don't think that's for me to say.

"These are the people frankly who do all the right things, they go out to work, they stand on their own two feet, they look after their families - they're the strivers not the shirkers - and yet they're all too often the forgotten people of Britain and I think they desperately need a new deal".

I think people desperately want an answer for why something terrible has happened in their lives so they can more easily come to terms with it.

I remember desperately trying to think of questions.

What are these things that Trump says that Ryan thinks and desperately wants to say himself?