Sentence examples for Much wished from inspiring English sources
"I very much wished I had talked to her about it when she still could say what she wanted".
"I very much wished not to be noticed, and to be left alone, and I sort of succeeded," she has said.
"He very much wished that this would happen," Alfred Brendel said, referring to his son, "and my wife wished that it would happen".
The family, of course, was the magazine -- a family one very much wished to join -- and there was no one more devoted to it than Philip Hamburger, now in his 87th year.
We also follow Hitchens to the Iraq of 1976, which he now more or less admits to have gotten wrong — "I should have registered the way that people almost automatically flinched at the mention of the name Saddam Hussein" — and we follow him back there after Desert Storm, when he very much wished to get it right.
It is an immense amount of work, produced on a regime, whether it was drugs or alcohol, that eventually took its toll in the form of a great depression during the last year of his life, and an early - but much wished for - death.
This is something I very much wish to encourage".
I very much wish he had never left this world.
You get the sense that he very much wishes it would.
"Wishing that those I love knew just how much, wishing that they knew that no matter what happened to me, to keep believing in the good in people.
I mean, I am somebody who pretty much wishes to trust the people around me, because otherwise you just cannot operate.
