The phrase "about desires" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to wants, needs, or aspirations in various contexts, such as psychology, philosophy, or personal reflection.
Example: "The book delves deeply into the complexities of human emotions, particularly focusing on what drives us about desires."
Alternatives: "regarding wants" or "concerning aspirations".
"They could talk openly about desires, wishes, dreams," said Desiree Rogers, a friend.
We can't, however, ignore the power structures at play when we talk about desires and needs, says Borromeo.
"It's about desires and passions that lead to a focus on certain things and seeing the world in a certain way".
With the unabashed drama of songwriters like Kate Bush, Peter Gabriel or Björk, she writes about desires and furies so great that all nature bends to them, and she often surrounds her voice with large and changeable forces.
Mr. Cicale testified that Mr. Basciano had spoken with him many times over the years about desires to kill others: the Mafia figure Salvatore Vitale, because he might become a government informant; Dominick Martino, because he fought with a senior mobster; Mr. Cicale's fiancée, Lynette Ayuso, because she might have told Mr. Basciano's wife about an affair he was having.
Writing for YaleGlobal over the years, international relations professor Fawaz A. Gerges has issued many astute early warnings on the Middle East – about desires for freedom stirring in the autocratic regimes, the War in Iraq disrupting the West's battle for hearts and minds throughout the Muslim world, and the enduring nature of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for galvanizing extremism.
His photographs are about desire and despair.
In fact, "Hamlet" is about desire.
The songs are about desire in all its urgent, often perverse irrationality.
Lust, in this formulation, resides in the subjective, the cognitive; physiological arousal reveals little about desire.
Yet observation alone may not suffice to bring about desired changes.
