Sentence examples for Christmas desire from inspiring English sources

Christians who celebrate Advent, the liturgical season that precedes Christmas, desire the coming of Christ into their lives in new ways.

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec In Bed, the Kiss (1892) Desire is beautiful.

In Desig (1991; "Desire"), Benet uses metatheatrical techniques to present a philosophical fable.

She balanced her work in La Femme Nikita with roles in Canadian films including The Life Before This (1999), Desire (2000), and Deeply (2000).

None of us here today desire to see military conflict because we know the awful nature of war.

In "Boyfriends and Girlfriends" (1987), "La Collectionneuse" (1967) and "Pauline at the Beach" (1983), desire ricochets between and within various pairings.

The title and the cruciform composition suggest a terrific tension between desire (the horned demon) and social prohibition (the pontifical garment).

She created costumes for a production by Daniel Spoerri of Picasso's play Le Désir attrapé par la queue (1956; Desire Caught by the Tail).

The editors of the shiny new volume of Keywords for today (Desire, Postmodernism, Queer, Text...) are right to use the word "reliable" of Williams's earlier version.

In 1978, when Dylan had just completed his second great three-album phase—"Blood on the Tracks" (1974), "Desire" (1976), and "Street Legal" (1978)—he was interviewed by Ron Rosenbaum for Playboy.

It is a perfect capsule, a pristine embodiment of early 21st century desire.