Sentence examples for Express desire from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, as the departing incumbent, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, made clear with his bombastic appearances at the United Nations and his express desire to see Israel "wiped off the map," the president can have a profound effect in setting the tone in the country.

The positive role of perceived support in PD needs related to contemporary evolution instruction adds extra complexity, indicating that teachers who get more encouragement from school, community, and colleagues are more likely to express desire for PD that helps them move past basic pedagogy.

"That's such a wonderful way to express desire," Scorsese marveled.

(Two songs on the first Swearin' EP were written by Katie, but to this day the twins have never written a song lyric together, though they both express desire to work on a musical someday; their parents raised them on a steady diet of them).

This city's express desire for an urban core where people walk between sleeping, working, eating and drinking quarters -- and its utter lack of one -- is typical of just about every large and midsize urban area in the United States, except New York and San Francisco.

Then Mr. Bush called for "the prompt and safe return" of the spy plane and its crew, adding that "failure of the Chinese government to react promptly to our request is inconsistent with standard diplomatic practice and with the express desire of both our countries for better relations".

Human desire is an illusive, idiosyncratic thing.

"The Post" Desire to own a glamorous caftan, STAT.

For members of the Parks Department, desire lines pose a riddle.

Now it was White House desire to attach new regulations and taxes to banks.

Ranch life taps into the American desire for space, freedom and a connection with the land.