The former increasingly live individually: They are socially active, desire the newest technologies, and worry about going to good schools and getting good jobs.
There is no pressing or active desire.
Creativity begins with a genuine compulsion, an active desire to write, compose, etc.
A vivid interest in things, and an active desire to understand more about them, is a major characteristic of intelligence.
Evidence of disturbed self-esteem, hopelessness, an active desire to die and ruminative thoughts about death and suicide are indicative of depression in patients who are dying.
Finally, it is possible to isolate a body of post-Armistice war poetry in which, according to Jon Silkin, "the anger and compassion are merged, with extreme intelligence, into an active desire for change".
Ukraine's intense pro-European feelings were as much a reaction against Russian influence and the corrupt system of Yanukovych as they were an active desire to join the EU.
Brian Beutler argues that Trump's refusal to call them out by name may well reflect an active desire to empower these groups and, more broadly, to realize their vision.
Throughout their careers, Finckel and Wu Han have represented exactly this: the gilt-edged calling card of the tradition-hallowed field, seemingly little touched by the mandate to diversify and reinvent but shot through with their palpable love of the music and their active desire to find more ways — festivals, recordings and teaching initiatives — of disseminating it.
Dr. Calvin Chou, author of an editorial accompanying the study and a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, and the San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Center, believes that overtreating patients stems not from an active desire to do or gain something, but rather from a sense of overwhelming helplessness.
