I've talked about what's desperately necessary.

She wanted desperately to get her vengeance.

I desperately need to wake me up.

And then talking about renewable energy desperately important.

And I remember desperately wanting a way out.

He's desperately trying to make up for the delay.

Something we've tried desperately to keep from the press.

Yeah. Ha Ni is desperately trying to forget Seung Jo.

Poor Steve, he tried so desperately to get there. And then

And that's desperately what we need again on a global scale.

Because the monkeys desperately want to fit in with the other monkeys

It was a man in a wheelchair desperately trying to move away.

I was desperately searching for some sort of inspiration to believe in myself.

In Brussels, when we tried desperately again and again to find common solutions,

Niger is equally important, and I'm trying desperately to do something in Niger.

'Oh, there's no use in talking to him,' said Alice desperately 'he's perfectly idiotic!'

Look, I really... desperately needed this child and it just worked out with Eric.

Do you know... or have you ever known how desperately someone could need to belong?

So my provocative statement is that we desperately need a serious scientific theory of cities.

And maybe we'd be helped financially a little bit more, which had been desperately difficult.

I spent the first five minutes underwater desperately trying to slow my heart rate down.

We desperately need great communication from our scientists and engineers in order to change the world.

Well, we can learn a lot because our education systems are failing desperately in many ways.

These are the ideals that a war torn Libya needs desperately in order to achieve peace.

It leaves their children paralyzed, and it drags their families deeper into poverty, because they're desperately searching and they're desperately spending the little bit of savings that they have, trying in vain to find a cure for their children.

And among them are the future scientists, entrepreneurs, teachers, artists, engineers, laborers and civic leaders we desperately need.

What we desperately need, beyond, or along with, better rules and reasonably smart incentives, is we need virtue.

He said the big breakthroughs are what happen when what is suddenly possible meets what is desperately necessary.

Instead, you have to find a group that really, desperately cares about what it is you have to say.

I want this book to look like it's lying to you, desperately and hopelessly, the way an alcoholic would.

I'd love so desperately to believe that I treated that woman on that night with the same empathy and compassion

That's in the language of the grammar, so I desperately hope that our procedure is going to find that out.

One thing the world needs, one thing this country desperately needs is a better way of conducting our political debates.

This group, not the desperately poor and helpless, forms the great mobilizing force of violent protest, and ultimately of major change.

So I climbed back into the capsule and just desperately tried to make sure that I was making the right decision.

B, home, but don't wanna talk to me, or C, home, desperately wanna talk to me, but trapped under something heavy.

And the problem is that there are certain things that happen in life that we desperately want to change and we cannot.

We can make a difference, and make a difference, not just for women, but for a global economy that desperately needs their contributions.

Dudley is there, pen knife in hand, but instead of the prayer or before the prayer, he says, Parker, would you mind we're desperately hungry, as Marcus empathizes with we're desperately hungry you're not going to last long anyhow, you can be a martyr, would you be a martyr how about it Parker?

Alexandra, who had studied Eastern religions at home in France, wanted desperately to prove herself to Parisian scholars of the day, all of whom were men.

All these ideas are coming in, you're desperately trying to flip them into the right location so they just slot and land somewhere where they will be received.

Now these musical instruments that you see in this excerpt, they're my second example of how constraints can boost creativity, because I desperately needed these objects in my movie.

Now, we, as extremely complex creatures, desperately need to know this story of how the universe creates complexity despite the second law, and why complexity means vulnerability and fragility.

You know, you must be pretty friendly with Stanley, Miss Foster, he knew how desperately his brother tried to reach me yesterday, and he wasn't even here at the time.

I'm only a level four, but I desperately want to be a level 10, because they've got that cool red badge, and that means that I am somehow better than everyone else.