Sentence examples for a surging desire from inspiring English sources

Splaine displayed nifty touches to ghost away from markers, as well as a surging desire to push forward and test former Killie stopper Antonio Reguero with some fierce drives.

Over water and a plate of salad greens, he said that the concept for "Shopgirl" sprang not from any surging desire to write about shopping but from a lifetime of observing women's behavior.

Thiago Santos is a surging force.

A flare of beauty; rapt attention; a surge of desire; and then it's gone.

Watching the first team parading around the silver, he felt a surge of desire to have that feeling himself some day.

From the Arab spring to the Occupy movement, a combination of the ongoing economic crisis, political repression and cheap and accessible networking technologies has helped to create a "surge in desire for individual freedom".

Yet, a page later, he summarises the protests in terms that suggest a much less modest study: "We're in the middle of a revolution caused by the near-collapse of free-market capitalism," he writes, "combined with an upswing in technical innovation" – he means mobile telephony and the internet – "a surge in desire for individual freedom and a change in human consciousness about what freedom means".

From its opening evocation of a tornado surging with unrequited desire to the closing 30-minute symphony of animals snuffling by a pond, this fifth album by Neko Case takes a cool look at modern relationships and ancient nature, and finds them equally mysterious and destructive.

Biographers have been incurious about Mary Stilwell, whom Edison married in a surge of sexual desire in 1871.

It was not planned, but suddenly a new desire surged.

"One moment stands out in recollection, when she hooks a leg behind his buttocks to draw him in closer: as the tendon of her inner thigh tightens against him, he feels a surge of joy and desire".