Sentence examples for anything desired from inspiring English sources

He was not successful, however; the Parliament elected in 1661 at the height of the reaction initiated statutory persecution of Nonconformists far exceeding anything desired by the easygoing Charles II or even by the impeccably Anglican lord chancellor.

According to Green, freedom is not the supposed ability to do anything desired but is the power to identify one's self with the good that reason reveals as one's own true good.

Upset when everyone failed, he ordered that the next to try would be given anything desired with success; with failure, he would be killed immediately.

Cheney-Palin-Beck have created a phantom menace, forcing us cleverly to battle an invisible enemy that can morph into anything desired, and then transform into a new truth with no connection to reality.

Stop seeking anything, stop desiring anything: not a snack, another web page, an interesting experience, love, victory, relaxation, or anything.

His anagram skills made lattices of notes that yielded quartets, twisted torch songs, anything he desired.

He said if you grafted, if you saw your target clearly, you might just achieve anything you desired.

Practicing my violin made me feel that I was able to do anything I desired to do.

You had but to look at the man to see he'd never in his life asked twice for anything he desired".

This led Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna of Russia, who briefly lived in Bucharest, to conclude that "by her charm, beauty, and ready wit, [Marie] could obtain anything she desired".

Men (women too, but mostly men) desperately sought Fouts's attention, and gave him anything he desired just to be near him.