Sentence examples for a desire which from inspiring English sources

France is the principal target of an army of terrorists with unlimited means … and a desire, which they have expressed clearly and unceasingly, to strike us.

That was just one of many times Ms. Ferguson was struck by the length of Victoria's shadow, and it fueled a desire, which became something of a quest, to put Victoria on the big screen.

First of all, the desire of the humans to live in security and comfort and lead a better life than one has, improve one's living standard, that is a desire which is leading traders to leave home and go somewhere, to indulge in what Adam Smith calls "track and trade". There's a human impulse to track and trade.

So when Frank is screaming at Cathy and blaming her for having an affair with this man, and all they did was walk down the street hand in hand, we all know that that's unfair and that he's the one who is going much further with a desire which is more explosive for the time and getting away with it, and yet he's making her feel guilty for feelings that are absolutely authentic and true.

(Compare the addict: typically, the addict acts out of a desire which he does not want to act upon.

The mind losing sight of the fact that persons are around him, is occupied by the one controlling desire, a desire which absorbs every faculty of his being.

The will also states that Bernbaum wanted no memorial service--a desire which has left his friends bemused and unhappy.

But it is also the story of an entire subculture of people with a similar desire, which is increasingly known as Body Integrity Identity Disorder.

They might not be as naturally talented as some in the Premiership, but they're a great bunch and they've got a huge desire, which has taken us where we wanted to be".

"They might not be as naturally talented but they're a great bunch and they've got a huge desire which has took us where we wanted to be".

This resilience emerges from a deeper desire which lies latent in even the most critical person - a desire to contribute to the common good.