Desperate maladies require desperate remedies.
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ARTHUR GOLDEN It was a desperate thing to do.
MIKE RILEY They make you do desperate things.
MIKE STOOPS Desperate people did desperate things, became avatars of unexpected tragedy.
PAOLO BACIGALUPI My 20s were all about feeling desperate. Desperate to find a new boyfriend. Desperate to get the per...
JESSI KLEIN When matters are desperate we must put on a desperate face.
ROBERT BURN Diseases desperate grownBy desperate appliances are relieved,Or not at all.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Diseases, desperate grown,
By desperate appliance are reliev'd,
Or not at all.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE In desperate times, the most desperate tend to listen to the loudest.
MORAKENG SEKGOKA Shakespeare's Iago could be played as a soul in hell, driven, dark and desperate, willing to do anyt...
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DOROTHY ALLISON The desperate usually succeed because they have nothing to lose.
JODI PICOULT Don't dare a person who has nothing else left to lose.
SUSAN ELIZABETH PHILLIPS "My passion is not to climb the hearts and demolish them but to take staircase to know the height of...
AROOBAAKHEEL My future is just a mirage. The more I expect from it, it just turns out to be mere reflections.
MARIA K Desperate Housewives.
SEX AND THE CITY Desperate Housewives'
MARCIA CROSS Desperate Housewives
MARC CHERRY Sequels are desperate.
ADAM MCKAY Desperate Housewives.
AND CITY Desperate Housewives,
ALFRE WOODARD You don't have to be desperate. Never be desperate. That is my slogan.
YITZHAK SHAMIR In tough economic times, desperate people do desperate things, and the abortion rate goes up.
JESSE JACKSON Better be a desperate single with many options than a desperate married with no option.
AMEN MUFFLER I'm not yet desperate enough to do anything about the conditions that are making me desperate
ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT Hope is believing in something that eludes you. It's a desperate feeling in a desperate situation.
CARROLL BRYANT In New York, everyone's desperate for success, desperate for money and desperate to be accepted,...
DAVID BAILEY That if desperate times call for desperate measures, then I'm free to act as desperately as I wish.
SUZANNE COLLINS He sounded pretty desperate,
DENNIS MOORE You start getting a little bit desperate. And when you're desperate and talented, usually something ...
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MARY-LOUISE PARKER The thing is and I know this is going to sound strange- that I seem to love you sort of desperately.
L.J. SMITH They came in here a desperate team. They played desperate and we didn't. We have to look into the mi...
BOB HAMLEY desperate candidate without a message.
KATE MURRAY Tempt not a desperate man.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Politics is a desperate business.
DAN BROWN Marriage is like a cage; one sees the birds outside desperate to get in, and those inside desperate ...
MICHEL DE MONTAIGNE Marriage is like a cage; one sees the birds outside desperate to get in, and those inside desperate ...
OGDEN NASH You have to be a little desperate when you're a man down and more desperate when you are two men dow...
DOMINIC MOORE The only people who are desperate to go on the show are people we're desperate not to have on the sh...
GRAHAM NORTON People are killed. Their animals are looted. Their food stocks are burnt. They're chased from their ...
MARCUS PRIOR Are we not all desperate one way or another?
TAYLOR CALDWELL The small wad of burning paper drew down to a wisp of flame and then died out leaving a faint patter...
CORMAC MCCARTHY You're reaching out
And no one hears you cry
You're freaking out again
'Cause all you...
DAVID ARCHULETA This is truly a desperate situation.
JAMES WOMACK This was a good game on our part in the desperate part of the game.
CHRIS DRURY Shoot, I was desperate. I wanted to win.
MIKE TYSON desperate last throw of the dice.
TONY BLAIR You can't make mistakes on them and we made some mistakes. (The Pistons) were desperate. We didn't h...
CUTTINO MOBLEY I have lads here who have played for Dunfermline or who played under Davie at Livingston and they ar...
JIM MOFFAT What we have here is a desperate and disappointed bidder.
RENEE MONTGOMERY Marriage is like a cage; one sees the birds outside desperate to get in, and those inside equally de...
MICHEL DE MONTAIGNE We have chaos in the street. We have people who are desperate. They are hungry, they haven't slept, ...
CYNTHIA MCFADDEN Desperate is not a sexual preference.
RANDY K. MILHOLLAND Desperate courage makes One a majority.
ANDREW JACKSON Desperate situations make heroes and cowards.
TROY J. GAINEY I never let myself get desperate.
KIM ALEXIS They don't play with enthusiasm until they get desperate. They've got to get desperate right away. T...
GREG MAUCH A desperate disease requires a dangerous remedy.
GUY FAWKES It was looking pretty desperate out here.
KIRK ANDERSON There's this huge number of desperate people.
LLOYD ALEXANDER There's a desperate need for new approaches,
PETER ADAMSON A desperate man is a manipulated man.
DAVID CARVALHO So many of them have desperate needs.
BILL EASTBURN The international situation is desperate, as usual.
TOM ROBBINS Clearly Parsons and top management are desperate,
JEFF CHESTER There is nobody more terrible than the desperate.
ALEXANDER SUVOROV When I am not desperate, I am worthless.
IVO ANDRIC We were a little bit more desperate today.
MARTIN STRAKA But a desperate heart will seduce the mind.
MITCH ALBOM I am desperate to do a comedy now.
TOM HIDDLESTON Deep inside, I am desperate to do comedy.
DAVID SUCHET When people get desperate, they get very creative.
JEFF SMOLLER I was really surprised. I thought Felicity [Huffman ] would win. I think we're all desperate housewi...
MARY-LOUISE PARKER These are the desperate acts of a desperate president who is going to try and drag this country thro...
CHERYL JACQUES What an alteration of honour has
Desperate want made!
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE There's this huge number of desperate people.
LLOYD ALEXANDER Companies are under desperate pressure to shed these operations,
TONY COX 'Desperate Housewives' proved there was a thirst for it,
STEPHEN MCPHERSON When you get into major trouble, people become desperate,
DAVID MCINTOSH Like your the ocean and he's desperate to drown.
MICHELLE HODKIN They played really desperate and we didn't match that.
LEE GOREN We are so desperate for dollars and for volunteers.
KATHLYN CUNNINGHAM In difficult and desperate cases, the boldest counsels are the safest.
LIVY Within her simple, terrified mind, swift calculations of distance and speed were at work, and her fa...
R.J. LAWRENCE I do understand why a desperate engineer still use a hammer
to solve a hard problem. I think, t...
TOBA BETA I know. I was hoping," I say.
"Exactly. Because you're desperate," says Haymitch.
I don't ...
SUZANNE COLLINS Hope is the power of being cheerful in circumstances that we know to be desperate.
G.K. CHESTERTON It's so disturbing that someone could be so bold and desperate that they needed to do that.
JAN BIEBER I'm not different for the sake of being different, only for the desperate sake of being myself. I ca...
VIVIAN STANSHALL I am desperate to play and if there is a chance I can, even if it is still bothering me, then I will...
DARREN FLETCHER Common sense will tell you that we're only going to get more of these as people get more desperate,
DAVID GEE What is amusing now had to be taken in desperate earnest once
VIRGINIA WOOLF I want to feel embarrassed by my desperation but I’m too busy feeling desperate.
MARLEY JACOBS Michael is desperate to go but with hamstrings we have to be extra cautious.
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