Sentence examples similar to I desire either from inspiring English sources

But what do I desire?

That's all I desire now.

This "non-existence" can be two-fold: i) I can desire something which cannot exist either logically or physically, for example, I can desire that I had wings; ii) if I desire something to be the case, then what I desire does not exist, yet.

For like an unhappy junkie, I can act on desires which I desire not to desire.

But it is possible both to desire the bad (to desire what I desire not to desire) and to have bad desires (to have desires which I desire to desire not to desire).

I desire.

I've felt that people either desire to complain or lavish praise.

"I've never had any desire either to have children or to write about them," he says.

I don't consider myself hip enough to be gay, and I don't desire a provincial, suburban life, either.

I don't desire to be here or there, and I don't feel stuck in an in-between either.

I don't desire.