Sentence examples for ardently desired from inspiring English sources

The important changes in Oscar voting that are so ardently desired may prove to be more than a matter of membership alone.

There is warmth as well as austerity in Wadjda's world, kindness as well as cruelty, and the possibility, modestly sketched and ardently desired, of change.

But Grey had worked tirelessly to improve relations, not only in the naval field but to give Germany the "place in the sun" that it so ardently desired.

Now he lives in America, and has two daughters, and it pleases him to think that one day they will sleep in those beds that his mother so ardently desired.

It's the kind of work that can be most ardently desired from an aging artist: the imparting of wisdom in a madly daring form that confounds the cautious and methodical youths to whom it's delivered.

The principle of autocracy must remain sacred; such was the view not only of bureaucrats but also of men such as Nikolay Milyutin and Yury Samarin, both of whom rested their hopes for the progressive reforms they so ardently desired on the unfettered power of the emperor.

They were told that doing so could mean they would not be sentenced to death, an outcome they ardently desire.

If Americans so ardently desire churches, they should be able to survive and thrive without the tax break.

Some of the non-religious ardently desire the warmth of human solidarity and the regularity of fixed ritual.

It seems that freedom of speech and politics, which the Anglo-Saxon world so ardently desires to impose in Iraq, is not allowed in France.

If by design or bungling, they were to succeed in what so many of them ardently desire and secure UK withdrawal, that would precipitate Scotland's departure, dismembering the UK and making England very little indeed.