desperation *

A friend told me about the program and out of desperation I went.

"We have to come out with a little more desperation the next time."

He had never heard desperation from one of them before.

But not before I saw the desperation in her eyes.

Even in his desperation, he wanted to make a point.

He looked around with a kind of desperation on his face.

For all his desperation he took two days off to rest.

In desperation she went back to the park, nothing happened.

At last, in desperation, he began to give her what she wanted.

He could think of only one reason for that desperation.

For the first time he had a feeling of desperation.

There was a desperation about him which she had never seen before.

But that was the last move of desperation, he told himself.

Still, there was something to be said for the power of desperation.

That was desperation you saw in action the other day.

There is an air of desperation about her parents these days.

He looked up at me with desperation and held out his arms.

To do that, he would have to show his desperation.

There was something close to desperation in the brown eyes.

Despite his desperation, he and others could get no help, not even from the police.

His move was not made out of desperation; instead, he simply went with what has worked.

Work like his has come to have about it an air of desperation.

It was almost two weeks before they came back to Desperation, not three days.

He had tried in the past, but never with this sense of desperation.