Sentence examples for words of desperation from inspiring English sources
Yet it is precisely reaction to this very last feeling - the sheer force of an impulsive response to this sense of inconsequentiality - that drives forward these otherwise useless words of desperation.
Anything more than one or two words here smacks of desperation.
It is about love in its aspects of, to paraphrase her onstage words, delusion, desperation, lust and, of course, motherhood.
Barack Obama put words to the desperation of millions of Americans – and the despair of the rest of the world – after another mass shooting at a school in Oregon on Thursday, the latest of nearly 1,000 since his re-election in 2012.
Morsel: there's a bit of desperation in the word.
In that one word, you hear a whole week's worth of desperation and frustration over clients, bosses, spouses and thankless fatherly obligations.
The works are meant to evoke "mania, anxiety and desperation," in the words of the Zwirner press release, but just as often inspire a kind of real-estate envy.
The level of desperation, as you can see in the film, is beyond what words can describe.
I have the words of Jonathan Green (@GreenJ) ringing in my ears: "I'd be wary of that kind of desperation.
Iran's offer, a "desperation" move, in the words of Steve Hynd of Newshoggers, proved too little too late.
