Desperation vs of the exiled

Some examples from the web:

• Desperation, debauchery, on the fringe of society?
• Aria, what happened here was... desperation.
• My desperation made me an innovator.
• Solace is implicit in her desperation.
• His desperation's making him irrational.
• Thought I caught a whiff of desperation and gin.
• You judge us in our desperation.
• This reeks of anger and desperation.
• And a dash of desperation behind the ears.
• Bear in mind, this is a story of loneliness and desperation.
• Such desperation to go so far.
• This was bought out of desperation.
• But to cast aspersions on his character is proof of desperation.
• Cartwright understood Pamela's desperation all too well.
• "Sweet Dreams Kitty" was an act of desperation, Julianne.
• It was an act of puerile desperation.
• We retreated to this fortress out of desperation.
• They have charged you with murder, which is a sign of their desperation.
• Mostly science nerds like us, but just over yon ridge are two not unattractive middle-school teachers who reek of desperation.
• I say this move reeks of desperation.

Some examples from the web:

• And the militant Islamist group Al-Shabab took credit today for the murder of the exiled Somali politician Samata Rahim and his family.
• People say there're the names and addresses of the exiled on them.
• The President of the exiled Tibetan Parliament, Professor Samdhong Rinpoche, has asked for restraint until June.
• In this way, he will once again strengthen the democracy of the exiled Tibetan people, who are spread across all of the continents of the world.
• whereas on 16 and 17 October, police detained around 200 opposition activists and arrested at least 86 in connection with the proposed return to Baku of the exiled Chairman of the Azerbaijan Democratic Party, Rasul Guliyev,
• A policy of 'patriotic education', which amounts to indoctrination, has been introduced in the country in order to boost support for the Chinese Government among the Tibetan monks, and to combat the influence of the exiled Dalai Lama.
• He destabilized an intensely private community to the degree that some of the exiled men brought a suit against their families back.
• George, we were just discussing the French Embassy ball in honour of the exiled aristocracy.
• When the last wire photo out of Paris reached the exiled French Cabinet, they hit upon the idea of usingjets as couriers.
• Not to call attention to the transport of an exiled noble.
• According to our reports... the majority of those exiled want to return for a ministerial position.
• Following an apparent assassination attempt on the President in November 2002, there was a wave of arrests and show trials of those implicated in the attack, many of whom were accused of having links with the exiled opposition.
• They were cast out of the Temple exiled to the Caves where they were imprisoned in crystal fire cages and forbidden to ever return "lest they face the wrath of the true Prophets."
• We must deal with the exiled Emperor.
• We are to track down and capture the exiled Sir Gaveston.
• The exiled cleric, Ayatollah Khomeini, returned to rule Iran.
• I met the exiled general, a great patriot.
• But if the exiled shah, now in a New York City hospital leaves the United States for any place other than Iran harsher decisions will be taken against the hostages.
• The exiled Pole Mateusz Gdula combined the theories of...
• This war culminates in the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion in April, 1961 when Kennedy refuses to provide air cover for the exiled Cuban brigade.