Sentence examples for try desperately hard from inspiring English sources

Now I want to try desperately hard to avoid a personal attack on poor old Tim.

Homosexuals do not choose their condition; indeed, they often try desperately hard, sometimes to the point of suicide, to avoid it.

I try desperately hard to become entertained and invested, but I have my first worry that this entire event might have been completely misbooked.

Try as she might, and for the camera she tried desperately hard, Jackie Susann couldn't possibly fulfill anyone's image of 50's femininity.

POLITICIANS and psephologists have tried desperately hard to divine the Scottish mood over the past year.

We're trying desperately hard not to use the "ch" word here.

He was just a normal boy, trying desperately hard to be everything he thinks he should be (and sometimes falling a little short).

Bristol, clear underdogs despite home advantage at the Memorial Ground last night, tried desperately hard to record a first win of the season, but the new law variations have rendered their traditional driving game redundant.

There are mediocrities around him now and though Manchester United's captain tried desperately hard, sending an overhead kick into the Stretford End, his magic, like his manager's, is fading.

The interpretations of Zelig are playfully, pre-emptively rehearsed in the film itself: he is the assimilated Jew, he is melting-pot America, he is all of us, trying desperately hard to fit in.

"I think there's an enormous amount of villains in books," Hopkin said, "and I'm trying desperately hard now to think of an example of a non-deformed villain, and I can't think of one".