Sentence examples for again desire from inspiring English sources

Take "Parson's Pleasure," which touches on themes to which Dahl returns again and again: desire, greed and the need to conceal them to achieve one's nefarious ends.

Over time, K's English improved, and he began to once again desire his freedom.

When we intend to go to the park, for example, we feel pressure to form intentions concerning how to get there, what to bring, etc. Again, desires do not appear to be subject to norms of non-reconsideration, and they do not seem to put pressure on us to form further desires about means.

He spoke against her in harsh terms: "Again Herodias raves; again she is troubled; she dances again; and again desires to receive John's head in a charger," an allusion to the events surrounding the death of John the Baptist.

Hoppus loved everything regarding Enema of the State — including the music videos and live show — and "wanted to do it again," desiring to create a bigger, better and louder follow-up.

Israel's invasion of Gaza, its refusal to stop new settlements in the West Bank, and its on-again-off-again desire to bomb Iran's nuclear facilities are all anathema to the realists in the Obama administration.

He mentioned again his desire to study English and computers.

Over almost three decades, the lovers approach and retreat again, their desire elusive even to themselves.

"I've expressed over and over again my desire to play my entire career with the New England Patriots," Bledsoe said.

Again, my desire to spend money in Rio was thwarted -- at Asa Branca, women enter free (men are charged $4).

But everything methodical is contradicted by the words she sings: outpourings of love and anger, lashing out at betrayal before succumbing again to desire.