Sentences with phrase «more desperate hope»

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A frail, desperate hope that snorting and rolling your eyes at the notion of something more important than humanity conveys wisdom.

The delusion of immortality and the claim that a few billion dollars more will «help find a cure» for this ill or that sustains a research industry that is as prone to exploiting desperate hopes as to engaging in experiments of dubious morality.

Its desperate hope is to set itself above destruction by a more total destruction.

We will see the true agenda of the board if they're willing to spend and overspend as teams know we are desperate, top top top class players as Wenger calls them will want more money to join us lol I just hope this time next year we will be celebrating rather than risking losing anyone else.

Arsenal are now hoping that they will be more realistic in their asking price in order for both clubs to land their desired targets, with the club desperate to add numbers to their defence, with Per Mertesacker missing the majority of the season, and neither Gabriel and Kosc fully fit currently either.

I hope we win, more desperate to see the team play well for 90 minutes.

Our position in the table is looking more comfortable now, and I hope we don't just throw good money after short - term fixes to appease the fans who are desperate to see new players.

The Blues find themselves stuck in a desperate fight for survival and are more than aware of their surroundings and what the consequences of losing this weekend could be, whereas Arsenal, after slipping up in midweek away at struggler's Wigan, have once again cast doubts over their title credentials after shooting themselves in the foot at the DW Stadium — Any more slip ups from them could prove costly, possibly even fatal as far as their hopes of clinching the 2010/2011 Barclay's Premier League.

There were no more storms to wash away the hope and excitement that I was so desperate for.

Obviously my little girl must have formula and / or donor milk while I strap myself constantly to a pump with the desperate hope to suddenly have more milk.

When they realized we were not delivering foodstuffs, the more desperate pushed forward, hoping to board the plane, but the military police beat them back.

Less desirably, but more probably, it might happen in clandestine fashion in some offshore laboratory where a couple desperate for a child has put their hopes in the hands of a researcher seeking instant renown.

Instead of just relying on hope and becoming more and more desperate, adopt a positive analytical approach.

Miguel hopes the dead man will introduce him to Ernesto de la Cruz, but Hector proves himself more desperate to visit his own family back on Earth than to help Miguel.

Breaking In by Hope Madden Breaking In — the latest in a line of Liam Neeson movies — sees a desperate parent doing whatever... read more →

There is nothing more galling to loyal fans, more creatively bankrupt, more wholly unnecessary than the «revamp» — taking a beloved property and giving it a splashy makeover that renders it nigh - unrecognizable, all in the patently desperate hope to appeal to a new audience and extend its lifespan.

Its more a desperate klinging to a last hope than a trick up the sleeves.

Beyond the Hills By Hope Madden Cristian Mungiu once again drops us into the world of two desperate women coping... read more →

A ruling against the tax credits would jeopardize not only the hopes children desperate to escape failing public schools, but also educational support for more than 15,000 other students.

I may actually change the «free book» tweet to something more exciting, like «Help an indie author give away 100,000 FREE books,» though that may sound too desperate: the important thing will be communicating quality, so I hope the graphic elements with the cover will get sent out with the message.

All of the proceeds will go directly to the Animal Hope and Wellness Foundation, which will allow them to save more animals who are in desperate need of a second chance.

About that time, WND columnist Lord Monckton wrote: «Worldwide, the liarists — growing ever more desperate as the Great Pause grows ever longer — are taking up the cry that The Models Were Right All Along But The Warming Has Gone Into Hiding, Really And Truly It Has, With Knobs On, Cross My Heart And Hope To Die, So There.

In addition, they delay claims in the hopes that they will exhaust your patience to the point of your becoming desperate for any payout, which means more money in their pocket, and less in yours.