desperate的示例

• I felt I couldn't cope with the situation and was in desperate need of some reassurance.

• They spun us a story about being in desperate need of money.

• Her desperate request for help was met with a rebuff.

• They spun us a story about being in desperate need of money.

• This is a desperate situation which requires a truly radical solution.

• The fashion industry is always desperate to innovate.

• He seems to have a desperate need to be loved by everyone.

• As he left the theatre, the singer was set upon by fans desperate for autographs.

• I was desperate to find a way out of teaching so when this job came along I snatched at it.

• It was a bit insensitive of Fiona to go on so much about fat people when she knows Mandy is desperate to lose weight.

• It was a desperate attempt to salvage the situation.

• The government took desperate measures to keep the economy running.

• I'm not so desperate as to agree to that.

• Security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets in a desperate attempt to maintain control.

• Villagers used sandbags in a desperate attempt to save their homes from the flood water.

• This was a desperate attempt by whig leaders to embarrass a succeeding tory government and carry themselves back into office.

• Fortunate is he who, with a case so desperate as mine, finds a judge so merciful.

• The reader becomes a bit desperate because of the sheer volume of the book (almost 500 pages).

• Cruel scams were played out on desperate families, with meaningless but costly information peddled to them on the whereabouts of the missing.

• But this is hardly the time to be expecting those who are leading a desperate battle against a deadly virus to step back.

• He found ready support among his colleagues on the general staff, desperate to limit the quantity of armaments to be assigned to colonial defence.

• He was constantly ill and was desperate to leave ' this beastly country ', but had to remain until he had cleared his debts.

• The value of the pub circuit, according to industry mythology, resided in the initial (sometimes desperate) attempts involved in securing audiences' approval.

• She is wasting her rising energies in desperate efforts to reanimate dead forms.

• A framework is a means of perception, that is why it is defended with desperate instinct by those holding it.

• They were in desperate need of assistance and thus amenable to the overtures of central government.

• These acute concerns developed into a desperate sense of the need for self-reliance.

• Most commonly, it was recognised that there was a desperate need for financial capital to re-invest in both farming activities and post-conflict reconstruction.

• Most importantly, they draw together a variety of disciplinary sources to present what social gerontology is in desperate need of, that is a strong argument.

• The desperate condition of the recruits is clearly indicated by the following.