Sentence examples for are desire from inspiring English sources
verb
To want; to wish for earnestly.
- I desire to speak with you.
The only emotions they know are desire -- in the form of pure animal lust -- and male rivalry".
Getting the chance to present her first live-performance work in such a highly trafficked part of Manhattan, Ms. Gilmore — whose major themes are desire, uncertainty and defeat — is likely to find audiences that will understand what she is after, whether art lovers or not.
In "Ways of Seeing," John Berger makes several distinct arguments about the visual culture in which we live, exploring how forces bigger than we are (desire, commerce, history) shape how we participate in that visual culture: how we see, what we see, and what we make of it.
The other exhibitions are "Desire and Devotion," paintings, sculptures and precious objects from India, Nepal and Tibet, through Jan . 13 "The American Artist as Painter and Draftsman," 19th-century paintings and drawings from the museum's collection, through Dec. 31; and "Expanding World Views: a Millennium of Maps," beginning with a 12th-century artifact, through Jan . 20
The three defilements (kleśas) are desire, aversion and ignorance.
In Existence and Existents, the emotions characteristic of being in a world of light are desire and sincerity, not Heidegger's care and circumspection.
The latter are desires about desires.
Further studies on this subject are desired.
Thus, non-biased weak classifiers are desired.
Therefore, safer alternative therapeutics are desired.
ILs with lower viscosity are desired.
