desperation造句

Inevitably, jealousy and desperation turn to enmity.

It brings a sense of fear, anxiety and desperation.

With strength born of desperation, I reached the village.

Indeed, it has a whiff of desperation about it.

But just over young ridge are two not unattractive middle school teachers who reek of desperation.

There is no need to recline and rest in mock desperation. Complaining does nothing.

Finally, in a moment of desperation, David put the parrot in the freezer.

For less sanguine investors, the idea of going cap in hand to China smacked of desperation.

And she looked at me wide-eyed as if to say: do you understand, does the world understand our desperation?

But there may have been an element of desperation in the attacks, as the open terrain from which they were launched gave little protection from NATO aircraft.

Suddenly your desires put you into a state of desperation, and a desperate person is not a reasonable person, a rational person, or a calm person.

But there's a thrill in reading these stories-in the artful plots, the often baroque style, and the thick air of desperation.

In fury and desperation, the man next to me pulled out his own Newton, threw it to the floor, and began furiously stomping on it.

Out of desperation you shove a few banknotes into his hand, hoping that you're neither given too much or too little.

“Racing is something you cannot win unless you go through a period of sleeplessness and desperation and develop new technology in a very short period of time,” he says via an interpreter.

When the fish was at the stern, plunging and cutting from side to side in desperation, the old man leaned over the stern and lifted the burnished gold fish with its purple spots over the stern.